US Treasury rules FBME ‘still a money laundering concern’
BY THE GUARDIAN REPORTER From IPP media The US Treasury`s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has issued a final ruling confirming the Tanzanian-headquartered Federal Bank of the Middle East (FBME) as an institution of “primary money laundering concern.” The Bank…
The Budweiser-Miller merger sounds bad for craft beer — but it may be a blessing in disguise
By Melissa Stanger From Business Insider Anheuser-Busch InBev, the maker of Budweiser, announced October last year (2015) that it had reached an agreement with Miller maker SABMiller to join forces in the biggest beer deal of the decade. AB InBev raised its offer for…
Closing corporate tax loopholes
By Sherrod Brown – Contributing Columnist From Madison Press Everyone knows that before you leave a restaurant you have to settle your bill — corporations shouldn’t get to play by different rules. But that’s exactly what is happening for too…
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Help save Jazz
By Paul McGowan From PS Audio I want to reach out to my readers for help saving an institution. One of the finest all-jazz music stations in the world, KPLU, is in danger of going the way of the Dodo…
Florida the global destination for high quality & affordable healthcare
For more than fifty years, patients have traveled to the United States from across the world in search of the highest quality care for complex problems. With a network of well-known and reputable healthcare facilities near an abundance of world-renowned…
Cayman Islands RCIPS: 2 burglary arrests & 2 drug arrests WB/Burglary at Primary School
Fri, Apr 1, 2016 at 4:49 PM Two Men Arrested on Suspicion of Drug Offences during Proactive Patrol in West Bay During the course of a proactive patrol today along Fountain Road, West Bay detectives arrested two men, ages 44…
Freedom of Information – Statement from the Cayman Islands Governor’s Office/Reply from John Evans
Her Excellency Governor Kilpatrick has considered the latest ruling of the Information Commissioner (15 February 2016) on the disclosure of both a complaint made by Mr Martin Bridger and Mr Martin Polaine on the police investigation that became known as…
