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Come the end of the month, there will be one less paper on the newsstands.

Though the annual BVI Spring Regatta and Sailing Festival focuses

The territory’s two major fuel suppliers have thrown their hats into the ring,

TRC decision The territory’s telecommunications regulator has officially set the rates that telephone companies can charge each other to connect calls and exchange text messages, officials said. The Telecommunications Regulatory …

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For a few weeks, it seemed like the ideal way to raise government revenue: tax the people who can’t vote.

The first part of the process to select the contractor or contractors who will extend the runway

Finance newsletter The International Finance Centre, which promotes the territory’s financial services industry, launched an online monthly

A “boutique” law firm with roots in the United States has recently established an office in the territory in an alliance

The government of Antigua and Barbuda is considering its options to resolve a long-running trade dispute

Due to his concerns that “coral reefs and sea grass beds are dying”

TRC rules change The territory’s telecommunications regulator is inviting members

A Turks and Caicos Islands regulator hopes to revamp

There may be a way out of bankruptcy for American Airlines:

There was plenty of junk: a gallon of glue, spare parts

New committee Cabinet ministers appointed a dozen representatives from sub-sectors

Two businessmen have teamed up with a United States

The Barbadian government has announced plans to build a waste-to-energy power

Vacationers at the Bitter End Yacht Club last weekend got the chance

A Switzerland-based accounting and legal services firm

When Hurricane Earl struck Anegada in August 2010,

Yacht show The Bitter End Yacht Club is to begin hosting the first BVI

Citing a need to reduce crime, a Bahamian pastor asked his country’s government

Business education The accounting firm BDO is planning a series of business education courses

The Barbadian government will generate a smaller budget deficit than it anticipated earlier this year,

Victor Lozano Montilla grinned at the prospective customer in front of him