Montana Judge on Absurd 30-Day Sentence for Rape: Oops, Never Mind
By Joe Coscarelli From New York Mag The national outcry over a judge’s decision to suspend all but 30 days of a fifteen-year prison sentence for a Montana teacher’s admitted rape of a student who later committed suicide may have…
The 10 luxury cars that thieves go after the most
By Richard Read, The Car Connection, From Business Insider PHOTO: Bill Pugliano/Getty Images The Highway Loss Data Institute recently reported on the Ford F-250 pickup’s popularity among car thieves. But as nice as the F-250 can be, the National Insurance…
Glenn Lewis and extinction of black superstar
From Singers Room Glenn Lewis talks the extinction of the black superstar, Stevie Wonder’s influence, Caribbean roots, more With time and experience comes wisdom. Glenn Lewis has been away from the public eye but this does not mean that he…
The Guy Who Wrote One Of The Most Famous Songs Of All Time Says US Copyright Law Cheated Him Of Millions
By Rob Wile From Business Insider The classic Motown song “Money (That’s What I Want)” has generated millions of dollars in royalties since it was first recorded in 1959. It’s appeared in countless movies, and been covered by John Lennon,…
The jig is up for tax cheats
By Tim Wilson From Nearshore America Caribbean and Central America Close the Loop In Panama, owners of bearer shares no longer have their anonymity ensured. In the Cayman Islands, tax information will soon be shared under the US Foreign Account…
HBO Premieres Manhunt: The Search for Bin Laden
The HBO documentary airs in the Caribbean on September 11th Miami, FL – September 5, 2013 – HBO Latin America will air the exclusive HBO documentary, Manhunt: The Search for Bin Laden, on September 11th in the Caribbean. An official…
Poor white children fall further behind: Benefits culture is blamed for failures at school
By Steve Doughty From Daily Mail UK Poor British white boys less likely to succeed than nearly any other group Only Roma gypsy and Irish traveller children do worse than poor white British children Report suggested that traditionally white working…
S&P Calls Federal Lawsuit ‘Retaliation’ for US Downgrade
From Moneynews Standard & Poor’s said the U.S. government filed a $5 billion fraud lawsuit against it in “retaliation” for its 2011 decision to strip the country of its “AAA” credit rating. The McGraw Hill Financial Inc. unit was the…
Flavours of the Caribbean – send in your dishes
From The Spicy Pear We are now on our culinary journey to the Caribbean in the “Flavours of Series 4” by “simply.food” and hosted by The Spicy Pear. The Caribbean comprises over 7000 islands situated south east of the Gulf…
Appleby staff dress down at work to raise $23,000 for Cayman charities
From Appleby Generous staff at Appleby (Cayman) Ltd have raised over US$23,000 in the last 12 months for ‘Meals on Wheels’ and Cayman HospiceCare. The critical funds have been raised through a special ‘dress down for work’ programme with staff…
