Conferences to bring 4,000 January visitors
THE Bahamas is expecting a strong 2013 group business performance starting with three to four major conferences this month, the Minister of Tourism telling Tribune Business these were expected to generate around 4,000 stopover visitors.
Developer urges Gov’t: Reform quieting of Titles
A leading developer has urged the Government to “see value” in reforming the Quieting Titles Act, agreeing that it is being abused to aid pure “fraud and stealing” of land in the Bahamas.
Mutual benefits in your workplace
As one year closes and another rises, businesses are often forced to re-evaluate positions taken in the previous year and sometimes do things differently.
Oceania dispute: Confirmation of meeting today
A confirmed date for a meeting between the developers and homeowner group over the long-running Oceania Heights dispute should be locked down today, according to the Exuma Chamber of Commerce’s president.
Bahamian bank key to $69m fraud 'recoveries'
By NEIL HARTNELL
NAGICO agent hits at insurance 'oligarchy'
By NEIL HARTNELL
Conferences to bring 4,000 January visitors
By NATARIO McKENZIE
BTC smashes projection via 15,000 handset sales
By NATARIO McKENZIE
Bahamas targeting 1.6-1.8m stopovers
By NATARIO McKENZIE
Super Value aiming to slash container landing fees 'in half
By NEIL HARTNELL
Mutual benefits in your workplace
By Ian Ferguson
Port extracts $2m per year from GB Power
By NEIL HARTNELL
Oceania dispute: Confirmation of meeting today
By NATARIO McKENZIE
Developer urges Gov't: Reform quieting of Titles
By NEIL HARTNELL
Bahamas First fears over ‘destabilising’ 20% price undercuts
Bahamas First yesterday pledged that it would “not lie down” in the face of “aggressive” price undercutting by an upstart Caribbean insurer, which is offering discounts of 20 per cent or greater to existing market premiums.
