A large, 4-story residential house in West Bay, and its extra bit of garden got the WB Concerned Citizens group worried that the new garden, which has been put down outside the property walls and measures about 6 feet wide...
The Ministry of Culture’s relocation of a centuries old traditional, Caymanian style cottage from George Town to the National Trust’s Mission House property in Bodden Town took place on Sunday 05th January, 2020, after months of planning.
This week we conclude our three-part series: Growing Restaurant Revenues: Revenue Management - as we explore five ways to optimize your restaurant’s menus for profit, the final revenue management strategy to increase profitability.
Caymax Sports Ltd., organisers of the Cayman Islands Classic Basketball Tournament, have announced that defending Big 12 Conference champion Kansas State, along with Ole Miss and Nevada, will headline the field for the fourth annual event which takes place 23 to 25 November 2020 at the John Gray Gym
Business growth requires a solid foundation that includes prudent risk-management. The principle is simple - Normally, when you cut your risk, you cut your losses and increase profits.
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A common cry from businesses across the island is that young people entering the workplace are ill-prepared for the realities of the working world, so a series of mock interviews took place last week at John Gray High School aimed at readying students for Cayman’s fast-paced business environment.
Mr. Bumble in Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist said, "If the law supposes that," … "the law is an ass — an idiot.’ Unfortunately, history has shown repeatedly, that this is possible.
A leading firm of corporate lawyers in the Cayman Islands has been putting into context for their clients (and the public by extension), the decision by the European Union to blacklist the British territory.
Despite authorities assuring the steady arrival of essentials such as hand sanitizer, toilet paper and other cleaning products, stores in Grand Cayman are still seeing a ‘run’ on certain items, due to the panic caused by the Island’s first case of Corona Virus (Covid 19).