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May 11, 2011

Bulls pull away late, take 3-2 lead

After the Bulls' uninspired loss in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference semifinals, many in NBA circles speculated that their youth was finally catching up to them. It was supposedly a classic case of inexperience wilting under pressure, a young…

May 11, 2011

TCI and regional Olint investors may have longer wait

  Investors in the Turks and Caicos Islands and other Caribbean countries who were…

May 11, 2011

Carnival Breeze coming to Grand Turk next summer

  As Carnival Cruise Lines’ newest ship, the Carnival Magic, debuted last week, the company announced that the Magic’s sister ship, the Carnival Breeze, will be completed in June 2012 and will be based in Miami. Both 130,000-ton ships will spend…

May 11, 2011

FirstCaribbean Revolutionizes Mobile Banking Once More with Bill & Third Party Payments

  Just one year after FirstCaribbean International Bank revolutionized the regional financial sector with mobile banking, the Bank has made yet another decisive step ahead of the competition by expanding the functionality of its mobile banking…

May 11, 2011

INTERHEALTH CELEBRATES NURSES WEEK

Does your child have a disability? If so, help is on its…

May 11, 2011

Sports Minister Hugh Robertson hints at Fifa breakaway

Sports Minister Hugh Robertson has suggested England could break away from Fifa if it…

May 11, 2011

DIGICEL to bring spotlight on young footballers with schools’ football competition

Digicel, Guyana’s leading mobile communications provider, is once again leading the way in the development of sports in the country. The company announced yesterday that it will soon be launching a countrywide schools’ football competition. The…

May 11, 2011

Clinton-Bush Haiti Fund invests in hotel and conference centre in Port au Prince

The Clinton Bush Haiti Fund will invest $2 million to complete construction of a…

May 11, 2011

Jamaica officially out of recession, says PM

Prime Minister Bruce Golding says Jamaica is now officially out of the recession, with the country registering modest but positive growth in the January to March quarter of this year. Golding made the announcement during his presentation in the…

May 11, 2011

Trinidad minister acted improperly, says attorney general

Trindiad and Tobago Attorney General Anand Ramlogan has found that Minister Mary King had “acted improperly in failing to disclose her interest and disqualify herself from the entire process” regarding the award of a $100,000 contract. He also…