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Stunner's Afflictions: Celly Celly Christmas! Tue, 16th Dec 2008 at 9:44 pm
The cellphone market here in Jamaica has certainly heated up in these cooler months, nearing the Christmas season. Ever since the telecoms giant Claro came into the Jamaican market, it has been stirring some serious waves, waves that has disturbed the smooth sailing of the "bigger, better network", Digicel. Both mobile providers have gone all out and have launched an attack against each other with the aim of pleasing the Jamaican mobile consumers...
Sun, 23rd Nov 2008 at 12:08 pm
Bahamas: After hundreds of hospitality employees have been laid off from their posts in recent weeks, executives of the Bahamas Hotel Catering and Allied Workers Union on Tuesday called on union members to join them in a mass demonstration scheduled for Thursday morning.
Reproduction Rights, Remembering Rodney and Ataklan's Sun Starts to Rise
Life happens. That’s what. And blogs have to take second place at times like that. A lot took place in the last few weeks.
According to 18th-century philosopher Edmund Burke: "Those who don't know history are destined to repeat it." With the American financial system in utter turmoil, history will now show that the lessons of the Great Depression were sadly forgotten.
Blue-chip average falls below the milestone for the first time in nearly 4 years as fears about financial crisis grow.
The Bajan Reporter
While most of us where busy celebrating the success of the Jamaican athletes at the Olympics of 2008 held in Beijing China, David Smith was quietly issuing a statement dated August 16, 2008.
Radio Jamaica is reporting that OLINT’s legal team, led by Lord Anthony Gifford, was in the judge’s chambers in the Turks and Caicos on Monday, July 28, 2008. It is understood from the report that they have started presenting arguments why the assets of OLINT should not be frozen.
Speaking on OLINT’s behalf, Lord Anthony Gifford speaking on Nationwide News Network, effectively confirms that the e-mail is genuine. After days of speculation of whether or not an e-mail was genuine, the answer is here. Anyone that listens objectively to this clip can draw their own conclusions.
David Smith now denies writing that e-mail…Nation Wide News is confirming that OLINT is Broke
National Commercial Bank (NCB) has finally responded publicly to a rumour that has been swirling since at last week that the bank was blocking, holding up not accepting deposits destined to OLINT accounts.
It's Friday again! Yay!...So what has the Stundar (Stunner Radar) picked up this week?...During my regular browsing on the Internet I found out that Beenie Man, the girls dem suga or more like D'Angel suga daddy, has released his biography entitled "Who am I?... The untold Story of Beenie Man"...
From personal experience, I can share some information as to the understanding of banks and credit unions.
Stocks fall sharply on surge in oil, jobs data
Sun, 25th May 2008 at 2:01 pm
I have heard of car dealers luring potential customers with discounts, lower rate financing, first three months free, motor vehicle insurance discounts, free servicing for the first year or so, high-end cellphones with purchase, and even free gas! But I have never heard of any dealer offering a free hand gun with the purchase of a vehicle!...
Some will tell you the best way to deal with corporate politics is to keep a low profile. Some say cozy up to the boss. Some say work the longest hours. Some will tell you it's all about doing exactly what your told when you're told in the exact way you're told. Some will tell you that there is no answer to corporate politics. You're just going to suffer no matter what you do. Get used to it. That's why people buy lottery tickets. I say the simple answer to corporate politics is honesty, integrity, great record keeping, focus, believe in yourself, and a personal mission statement.
Alternative Investment Schemes: Cash Plus, Olint, May Daisy etc.