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Month: March 2015

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Pao lawyers slap Facebook with discrimination suit

By Marisa Kendall, From The Recorder SAN FRANCISCO — A former Facebook employee is suing the company for gender discrimination and harassment, claiming her supervisor belittled her at work and asked why she “did not just stay home and take…

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CARICOM on the homestretch to customs harmony

[Port-of-Spain, Trinidad – March 17, 2015] Harmonised customs laws that aim to expand the CARICOM region’s trading potential and improve its economic performance are expected to be finalised at the closing meeting between customs officials, legal experts and CARICOM representatives…

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The curious case of Thailand

By Jens Erik Gould From The Financialist While much of the globe wrestles with the growing healthcare and pension costs associated with an aging population, Southeast Asia is in the enviable position of remaining largely exempt from such concerns. In…

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England in the Caribbean: Trott recalled in adventurous Test Squad

By Matt Harris From Tips News Views Call ups for uncapped Lyth, Rashid and Wood England’s under-fire cricketers face three test matches in the West Indies starting next month and with a number of established players rested or unavailable, it’s…

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Sagicor makes $8.5b profit despite hit on RBC acquisition

From Jamaica Gleaner Sagicor Jamaica’s profits have been on the rise for some time, but its current performance has positioned it alongside the big banks, which have ruled as the kings of profits. Sagicor Group Jamaica is still number three…

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Kleiner Partner defends racy Valentine’s Day gift

By Marisa Kendall, From The Recorder SAN FRANCISCO — Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers partner Randy Komisar told jurors Tuesday that the much-discussed book of poetry he gave Ellen Pao for Valentine’s Day in 2007 was an innocent token, not…

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NWDA Community Outreach Venue Change

NWDA Community Outreach Venue Change THE NWDA COMMUNITY OUTREACH SCHEDULED FOR WEDNESDAY 18TH MAR, 2015 – 2:00PM – 5:00PM AT THE BODDEN TOWN LIBRARY BRANCH HAS MOVED TO: Bodden Town Church of God Chapel’s Sanctuary (By the Bodden Town Guard…

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Cayman Islands cartoon causes backlash A cartoon published by the Cayman Compass has caused a backlash of complaints from the public and government officials. The cartoon, by George Novak under the pen name ‘Caymanman’ (a.k.a. the Barefoot Man), showed a…