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Holowesko 7th in time trials, just 13 seconds off the winning time

WILLIAM Holowesko is the lone flag bearer for Bahamian cyclists at the 2017 Commonwealth Youth Games and competed in the first of his two events as the discipline got underway.Holowesko finished seventh in the time trials, just 13 seconds off the win

Google Pixel 3 phone aims to automate more daily tasks

There’s not much about the physical details of Google’s new Pixel 3 phone that you can’t find elsewhere. That bigger display and curved design? Apple and Samsung phones already have that.But the Pixel doesn’t intend to wow people with its hardware an

Why did Randy Fraser apologise to nation?

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Food retailer: Customers get increasingly frustrated

A Bahamian food retailer says “the money is not adding up” as customers get increasingly frustrated at the length of time it is taking to enter and check-out of stores amid the COVID-19 restrictions. Travarus Barrow, the Phoenix Supermarket’s genera

'Sweet Bells' Thompson: NBA talent level 'way better now'

THE dominance of the Golden State Warriors this season has sparked debate among current and former NBA players and Bahamian basketball icon Mychal “Sweet Bells” Thompson recently weighed in on the discussion.Thompson appeared as a guest on the “The D

MARKETING REVOLUTION: Putting logos in perspective

I recently read a great article on Fastcodesign.com that, I think, puts logos in the proper perspective.

THE PRESS BOX: Anthony Miller Jr pitches very impressive five innings of 'no hit' ball in 7-1 victory

WITH all the negativity and controversy surrounding sports these days, in all the various sporting disciplines, both locally and internationally, it’s always refreshing to see youth excel in sports, giving hope, with a new generation of athletes on t

Paul sets sail for the Youth Olympics

WITH a pat on the back and some valuable instructions from legendary sailor Sir Durward ‘Sea Wolf’ Knowles, Paul de Souza said he’s all geared up to compete in the Second Summer Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, China, August 16-28.

Miller says launch of legal action by workers is a bid to intimidate him

LESLIE Miller, Bahamas Electricity Corporation Executive Chairman, yesterday accused the Bahamas Electrical Workers Union of using intimidation tactics by reportedly retaining a law firm to sue him as tensions mount over Mr Miller’s refusal to sign a negotiated industrial agreement with the union.

'It's not a hologram, it's just a delusion'

FRANK Smith, PLP candidate for Montagu, yesterday called Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham "delusional" for accusing the PLP of using holograms to increase the number of supporters at their rallies.

Tax authorities eye $3m from Briland crackdown

The Government is expecting to realise an extra $3m in revenue from the recent crackdown on Harbour Island tax cheats, its top tax official said yesterday.

BCA chief: 'Many smaller builders' oppose regulation

BCA chief: 'Many smaller builders' oppose regulation By NEIL HARTNELL Tribune Business Editor Many smaller Bahamian contractors do not support the Bahamian Contractors Association (BCA) or its push for legislation to regulate the industry, the latter's

BCA chief: 'Many smaller builders' oppose regulation

BCA chief: 'Many smaller builders' oppose regulation By NEIL HARTNELL Tribune Business Editor Many smaller Bahamian contractors do not support the Bahamian Contractors Association (BCA) or its push for legislation to regulate the industry, the latter's

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Holowesko 7th in time trials, just 13 seconds off the winning time

Google Pixel 3 phone aims to automate more daily tasks

Why did Randy Fraser apologise to nation?

Food retailer: Customers get increasingly frustrated

'Sweet Bells' Thompson: NBA talent level 'way better now'

MARKETING REVOLUTION: Putting logos in perspective

THE PRESS BOX: Anthony Miller Jr pitches very impressive five innings of 'no hit' ball in 7-1 victory

Paul sets sail for the Youth Olympics

Miller says launch of legal action by workers is a bid to intimidate him

'It's not a hologram, it's just a delusion'

Tax authorities eye $3m from Briland crackdown

BCA chief: 'Many smaller builders' oppose regulation

BCA chief: 'Many smaller builders' oppose regulation

Mourning relatives say they are disappointed with government

Gov't will 'go bankrupt' if Planning law enforced

It will be tough but don't panic, argues Sumner

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