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Cayman Islands: National Gallery News and Events!
STAY CONNECTED: Looking Back into 2018 2018 was yet another busy and successful year at the National Gallery of the Cayman Islands (NGCI), as we once again worked to further our mission of promoting and encouraging the appreciation and practice…
Days after DeMo, Doval’s son set up firm at Cayman Islands: Cong
From The Tribune India New Delhi, January 17 The Congress today cited an RBI report to point a finger at exaggerated FDI flows from tax haven Cayman Islands to India post the 2016 demonetisation and alleged links between this increased…
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José Andrés plans to open kitchens around the U.S. to feed furloughed workers
By Maria Yagoda From Food & Wine At the Cayman Cookout, the humanitarian-chef opened up about World Central Kitchen and why he feeds “people of all parties.” Every year during the Cayman Cookout, located at the Ritz-Carlton Grand Cayman, José Andrés makes a grand…
8 Health hazards caused by lack of vitamin D
By Lynn Allison From Newsmax Our bodies need vitamin D for many health benefits but in the cold winter months it may be hard to get enough of this hormone that’s created when your skin is exposed to sunlight. Without sufficient…
Taylor Wessing: Case update from the Cayman Islands
From Taylor Wessing UK 18 January 2019 Can a receiver be appointed over a discretionary interest? In the case of Y v R, the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands (Mangatal J) recently considered the question of whether a receiver…
Why vitamin D is useless without this critical nutrient
By Michelle Sdoffrow Cook From Care2 It seems like every week a new study is released showcasing more and more health benefits of vitamin D. It helps to prevent the flu, ensures your genes function properly, improves muscle function, reduces the risk…
US: 25 percent of antibiotic prescriptions not needed
From Newsmax Nearly 25 percent of antibiotics prescribed in the United States are given for conditions they aren’t meant to treat, a new study finds. Antibiotics are miracle drugs that can cure deadly bacterial infections. But too often they are…
Destination of the week
Watch ‘ESSENCE Escapes’: A Visit To Martinique Is The Caribbean Girls Trip You’ve Been Waiting On By Charli Penn From ESSENCE There’s nothing like escaping from your daily routine to find the blissful beaches and fun-loving vibes the Caribbean offers,…
KPMG loses Dutch Caribbean member firm following split
From Curacao Chronicle The Dutch Caribbean division of KPMG has exited the global KPMG and rebranded as KDC Interim as of January 1, 2019, putting an end to KPMG’s presence in the region. WILLEMSTAD – The transition is based on a…
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Ireland: High Court rules in case of four Caribbean-registered firms
By Mary Carolan From The Irish Times The High Court has ruled four Caribbean-registered companies are entitled to damages against a man allegedly behind an alleged campaign of vexatious litigation and conspiracy involving an Irish-registered firm to defraud a leading…
