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Bahamas First yesterday confirmed it will cease writing auto insurance 'cover notes.'
By NEIL HARTNELL
The Government has been urged to mandate that all major foreign direct investment (FDI) projects engage local contractors.
Questions have been raised over Carnival Cruise Lines' crime warning.
Employers and trade unions were yesterday urged to work together on labour legislation amendments.
A trade union leader yesterday urged the Government to amend the Employment Act's definition of 'wages' to bring it into line with the National Insurance Board (NIB).
The Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) has announced that Frank Comito, its executive vice-president for the past 10 years, will be stepping down with effect from January 30, 2014, to pursue other opportunities.
A top realtor yesterday said he is hoping the $29 million sale of Children's Bay Cay will 'create some excitement' and spark an upswing in the private island market.
THE Bahamas Telecommunications Company (BTC) said yesterday that its 4G network will be upgraded by year-end to facilitate its Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology platform, which will generate high-speed data on mobile phones and data terminals.
FORT Lauderdale-based seaplane company, Tropic Ocean Airways, has announced increased frequencies on its Bimini service and expanded charter services throughout the Bahamas.
Atlantis is predicting that a 15,000 group room night decline year-over-year will result in a softer September-October period.
Outraged businesses have reacted with fury to an Industrial Tribunal decision that effectively gives all Bahamian workers an extra week of paid vacation annually.
The Bahamas' largest resort is 'very concerned' about the crime warning sent to all its passengers by Carnival Cruise Lines.
Atlantis's top executive is 'very confident' that the Paradise Island resort will successfully refinance up to $2.2 billion in outstanding debt before the September 2014 deadline,
The Industrial Tribunal has thrown the Bahamian private sector 'a curve ball out of left field' over its recent ground-breaking decision.
HE Bahamas Telecommunications Company (BTC) expects to spend morethan $40 million this financial year on network upgrades.
WESTERN Air plans to launch its Cuba service this week.
The Bahamas' external reserves are down almost $100 million from year-end 2012, indicating that foreign currency inflows are not occurring at a fast-enough rate to replenish them.
Bahamians were yesterday urged to draw a line in the sand over how Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) are conducted.
A well-known QC yesterday accused the Government of attempting to undermine the Hawksbill Creek Agreement by offering Freeport's major industrial companies Industries Encouragement Act incentives.
Rubis is in the final stages of multi-million dollar remediation plans following the underground gas leak at its Robinson Road Texaco gas station.
The multi-million dollar renovation of Paradise Island’s Comfort Suites resort was yesterday said to be nearing completion, with the property already getting high marks from travel partners and guests alike. What has been billed as the most comprehensive refurbishment since Comfort Suites’ opening is generating positive feedback, with most of its 232 Junior Suites already complete.
By NATARIO McKENZIE
By NATARIO McKENZIE
By NEIL HARTNELL