Ford stock rally run out of gas?

Ford Motor has been very popular with both American car buyers and investors for the last two years. But over the past week, investors' love affair with the iconic automaker seems to have cooled. Shares of Ford (F, Fortune 500), which rose 88%…

Pacers send Cavs to 22nd straight loss

  That's about as good as the Cleveland Cavaliers can hope for these days. Their long losing streak is almost history. Cleveland's slide reached 22 straight - one shy of the NBA's single-season record - as Danny Granger scored 23…

PDM Leader calls for no property tax and calls for £175M of UK financial assistance

The Peoples Democratic Movement is today calling for the early announcement from the…

New Ambulances for Providenciales

  TWO brand new ambulances are set to hit the streets of Providenciales.…

Ministry of Finance announces strengthening of Payroll process

PS of Finance, Delton Jones has issued a press release in support of the Turks and Caicos Island’s Government’s commitment to strengthen public financial management review which is now being undertaken of the public sector payroll system for waged…

TCI marks World Wetlands Day 2011

On February 2nd of each year the world celebrates its wetlands. This day marks the signing of the Convention on Wetlands that took place in the Iranian City of Ramsar in 1971. However, Wetlands Day was not celebrated until 1997. The purpose of…

Contractor poised to sue government for $13 million

Herzog Caribbean Construction is threatening to file a law suit to collect millions owed the company for pavement they provided to the Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) government during the period 2006 through 2008. This appears to be the hot…

Grand Turk John Glenn Exhibit opens

Grand Turk, which hosts the deep water Carnival Cruise ship facility, recently celebrated the opening of a new exhibit pertaining to the February 21, 1962 return to earth of astronaut John Glenn. Following the first full orbit space flight by a…

Chavez financed Bouterse’s election campaign in Suriname, claims leaked cable

According to documents recently published on the WikiLeaks website, United States…

St Vincent PM criticises Trinidad on LIAT

St Vincent and the Grenadines Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves says he is concerned that officials of Trinidad and Tobago and that country's Caribbean Airlines have been talking as though they own the regional airline, LIAT.LIAT's three shareholder…