When AI comes up in conversation here, the most common response I hear is some version of “isn’t this all a bubble?”, which is a fair question.
Cayman Airways Limited (CAL) has announced the temporary suspension of its service between Grand Cayman and Havana, Cuba, effective 26 June 2026, following a sustained decline in demand and ongoing challenges affecting the route’s commercial viability.
The International College of the Cayman Islands (ICCI) proudly celebrates the successful completion of its AI Foundations Certificate Course, equipping participants with essential knowledge and practical skills in one of the world’s fastest-growing and most transformative technologies.
Cayman Enterprise City (CEC) has released its latest Socio-Economic Impact Assessment, prepared by economist Marla Dukharan, reporting that CEC and Special Economic Zone Companies have generated a cumulative economic impact of USD $1.23 billion for the Cayman Islands since 2012.
The New Self-Help Foundation proudly presents the 25th Annual Talent Exposition of the Arts: HOPE on Sunday, June 28, at the Harquail Theatre.
Last week, we examined Bodden’s argument that labour, no less than land, has played a central role in shaping wealth, opportunity, and inequality in Caymanian society.
The New York Knicks fans are still celebrating their NBA championship which for many was the first time they were able to in their lives.
Track and field has a new starlet in youngster Ja’Kobe Tharp who has astonishingly broken the 110-metre hurdles world record at the American college championships in Oregon.
Floyd Mayweather’s next venture into the boxing ring is not in a rematch against Manny Pacquaio as expected.
It’s billed as “the first Special Economic Zone of its kind in the Caribbean”, which its developers say “is expected to substantially increase the GDP of St Kitts & Nevis and the entire Eastern Caribbean.”