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Sunday, 2nd July, 2023.

Licensees concerned over tensions between government and Grand Bahama Port Authority

LICENSEES of the Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA) are alarmed by the growing tensions between the Davis administration and the authority.

EDITORIAL: Govt cares little for hitting targets

DEADLINES and budgets don’t seem to mean much in government.

PM told: ‘Stop throwing rocks’ at Port Authority

A group of Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA) licensees plans to intervene in its escalating dispute with the Government as the Prime Minister was yesterday urged to “stop throwing rocks and come to the table”.

$30m loan from Afreximbank taken up to develop business

The Bahamas Development Bank will receive a loan of $30m for business development, it was announced yesterday.

DEIDRE BASTIAN: Bad customer service will kill your business

We have all experienced poor customer service. Sometimes the issue can be small, such as waiting in a long queue, or much broader due to receiving a completely different product or service compared to what was expected. Whatever the case, negative experiences leave customers deeply unsatisfied and hesitant to patronise that company in the future.

FACE TO FACE: Reflecting on Independence, remembering George Smith

WHEN George A Smith passed away on May 26, it was a poignant moment in time. The end of one era is at hand, and the dawning of a new era is taking place right before our eyes.

Unemployment rate drop labelled a 'smokescreen'

The Opposition's finance spokesman last night argued that the 8.8 percent unemployment rate, the lowest for 15 years, is a "smokescreen" that masks the "significant" reduction in the labour force's size and number of working Bahamians.

'World has changed': IBCs taxed on foreign earnings

Bahamas-domiciled International Business Companies (IBCs) will have to pay tax on their overseas earnings from New Year's Day 2024 in an historic first for this nation, a senior official confirming: "The world has changed."

'Grab the wheel tighter' in recessionary times

An entrepreneur says small businesses must “grab the steering wheel a little tighter” during a recession to ensure they have a better grip on their operations.

FRONT PORCH: US view of Bahamas and Caribbean one-dimensional and ignorant

Friday, 23rd June, 2023.

Pintard questions Govt’s handling of cruise tax increase

Opposition leader Michael Pintard yesterday argued that new passenger taxes could cause cruise ships to seek cheaper destinations.

Ex-minister: Health budget 'doesn't jive'

A former health minister yesterday argued that the Government's message of expanded services "doesn't jive" with 2023-2024 Budget cuts, asserting: "The numbers don't add up."

Derelict govt buildings are a travesty

In this our 50th year of independence, when emphasis is placed on patriotism, pride, culture, cleanliness, and the like, I feel compelled to register my displeasure with regard to the dilapidated state of a few public buildings. Now I fully expect some persons to suit up in their partisan political armor and view this letter through a jaundice eye, but I am a nationalist with no political agenda.

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Licensees concerned over tensions between government and Grand Bahama Port Authority

EDITORIAL: Govt cares little for hitting targets

PM told: ‘Stop throwing rocks’ at Port Authority

$30m loan from Afreximbank taken up to develop business

DEIDRE BASTIAN: Bad customer service will kill your business

FACE TO FACE: Reflecting on Independence, remembering George Smith

Unemployment rate drop labelled a 'smokescreen'

'World has changed': IBCs taxed on foreign earnings

'Grab the wheel tighter' in recessionary times

FRONT PORCH: US view of Bahamas and Caribbean one-dimensional and ignorant

Pintard questions Govt’s handling of cruise tax increase

Ex-minister: Health budget 'doesn't jive'

Derelict govt buildings are a travesty

Pintard: Cruise lines will bear cost of tax increase

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Ex-US embassy property targeted for 48-slip marina

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