New report: app and video streaming experience determine customer loyalty
New behavior with video apps is causing smartphone issues, despite improvement in networks Among smartphone users globally, three in five face more than 11 issues at least weekly, and are twice as likely to consider switching operators Net Promoter Scores…
Lucky monuments
9 lucky monuments around the world that people flock to By Talia Lakritz, INSIDER From Business Insider Who needs four-leaf clovers when you have monuments that promise good luck to all who encounter them? According to tradition, you’ve got to…
A life-saving drug that treats a rare infection is almost impossible to find
By Lindzi Wessel, STAT From Business Insider Hospitals are stocked with lots of vital drugs. But there’s one that is time-sensitive, life-saving, and an utter necessity in treating a rare kind of infection — but you’ll find it almost nowhere…
ESO reports show improvements in Cayman Islands cost of living, employment and imports
The Economics and Statistics Office (ESO) has just published three important reports highlighting the current state of the Cayman Islands economy: The Cayman Islands’ Consumer Price Index Report: June 2016 The Cayman Islands’ Labour Force Survey Report: Spring 2016 The…
Crowe Horwath Cayman Ltd. welcomes new audit partner
Neil Maynard has joined Crowe Horwath Cayman Ltd. today [Thu Sep 22] as an audit partner. Neil will take a lead role in building market awareness of Crowe Horwath Cayman Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Crowe Horwath LLP, one…
A fortunate place: The secrets and truth inside Chungking Mansions
From South China Post Chungking Mansions launched as a beacon of prosperity in jet-set era Hong Kong. The building’s fame slid into notoriety soon after, and it has lived for 55 years in the spotlight. Many Hong Kong people avoid…
Service of Appreciation
Savannah United and Robert Young Memorial Churches said an official farewell to Reverend Donovan and Mrs. Denise Myers after 14 years of service. Although they are not leaving the Cayman Islands, they have been called to serve at John Gray…
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Is another Zika brewing in the Caribbean?
By Kimberly Leonard From US News Researchers have identified an illness that is carried by mosquitoes and has never been seen in the Caribbean. Florida researchers have discovered a mosquito-borne virus called Mayaro in Haiti, where it had never been observed…
Federal Court of Canada decision encourages creation of historical fiction
By Carlos P Martins, Tae Mee Park Contributed by Bersenas Jacobsen Chouest Thomson Blackburn From ILO The publishing industry in Canada recently welcomed a Federal Court of Canada decision dismissing a claim in copyright brought by documentary filmmakers against the publisher and…
UFO hunter claims rare jellyfish sprite was an alien spaceship
By Johnthomas Didymus From Inquisitr UFO hunter claims rare jellyfish sprite spotted over Caribbean Sea was an alien spaceship, accuses scientists of covering up truth about ET phenomenon An enormous mushroom- or jellyfish-shaped flash of bright light that illuminated the…
