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AML franchise giving ‘amazing’ sales at Mall
AML Foods yesterday said its second Carl’s Jr location was producing “amazing” sales numbers, with the wait for the correct locations already paying off.
Storm guts the old TAR Stadium, Baillou Hills Complex
AFTER the passing of Hurricane Matthew, it was obvious that there was a lot of structural damage to properties throughout New Providence.
Sony’s VR headset good for gamers
SONY’S new virtual-reality system coming out tomorrow, PlayStation VR, is more focused on games than its competitors.
BHTA chief becomes top Caribbean hotelier
Bahamian hotelier, Stuart Bowe, has been named the 2016 Caribbean Hotelier of the Year by the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA).
Coca Cola distributes water and food in Grand Bahama
COCA-COLA distributed 1,500 cases of water and food care packages to residents on Grand Bahama in support of hurricane relief efforts on Friday morning.
MINISTER'S OFFER OF AIRPORT TALKS DISMISSED AS 'STALLING TACTIC'
MINISTER'S OFFER OF AIRPORT TALKS DISMISSED AS 'STALLING TACTIC' By DANA SMITH dsmith@tribunemedia.net FOLLOWING the Ministry of Labour's offer to meet with representatives of frustrated airport employees, one union leader dismissed the proposal as noth
The bigger picture on local buying
Use Chamber voice logo. Byline 'By Ian Ferguson', and use Pic of him The expression 'Buy Bahamian' was uttered many years ago in a desperate plea to encourage locals to support, and buy goods and services, produced in the Bahamas. I believe it was Clevel
Airlift vital for Eleuthera hotels
INCREASED resort accommodations on Eleuthera should help to attract more airlift to the island, its Chamber of Commerce president telling Tribune Business yesterday that limited access has been a major challenge.
One step forward, two back
I got the impression that the current Prime Minister was getting himself to the place where he was no longer “sitting on the edge of his legacy” and was becoming fully involved in the work of being the Prime Minister.
Bahamian comedy makes big screen debut
COLLAGE Entertainment did not disappoint fans with the release of the team’s first feature film, “Get Charlie”.
FNM chairman: Government putting Bahamian professionals last
THE government is “putting Bahamian professionals last” in meeting with mobile phone service operator Digicel concerning their interest in entering the country’s mobile phone market, according to the FNM.
Prime minister to reach out to union president
PRIME Minister Perry Christie said he will reach out to the president of Bahamas Communications and Public Officers Union regarding his “concerns” on Digicel entering the country’s telecommunications market.
Police called to second day of BEC protests
POLICE were called to the Bahamas Electricity Corporation’s headquarters yesterday morning after protesting union members barricaded themselves inside the Baillou Hill Road compound, blocking customers from entering.
Gomez dismisses claims over missing body
HEALTH Minister Dr Perry Gomez dismissed reports of a missing body at the Princess Margaret Hospital morgue, though he confirmed the facility suffers from an ever-present overcrowding problem.
Value added tax
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Officers hold walkabout in area hit by series of crimes
IN RESPONSE to a series of home invasions, shootings and armed robberies in the area, police officers and Urban Renewal workers conducted a walkabout in Eastern New Providence yesterday morning.
Shipyard adds eight graduates
Grand Bahama Shipyard (GBS) has added another eight new graduates, bringing to 46 the number of young Bahamians who have passed its rigorous training programme.
Mob revenge for fatal crash
AN ANGRY mob attacked and stabbed the occupants of a vehicle involved in a traffic accident that left a 13-year-old dead late Wednesday night, police have confirmed.
Minnis: Explain why gun charges were dropped
THE government must clarify why officials ordered that gun and ammunition charges dropped against a couple on claims it was a national security matter, FNM Leader Dr Hubert Minnis insisted yesterday.