The government brought a resolution to the House of Assembly to borrow $465 million to finance the projected revenue shortfall in the 2013/2014 fiscal year.
Corporate liquidations take longer in The Bahamas than any other jurisdiction and it “reflects badly on the Bahamas”, a senior attorney warned.
The Trade Commission will submit a “comprehensive paper” on the positions the Bahamas should take over World Trade Organisation (WTO) accession before end-June, its chairman…
Forbes magazine named noted conservation philanthropist Louis Moore Bacon one of the world’s greenest billionaires, calling his conservation efforts “a bold mission to save the…
A top rating agency is projecting the country’s debt-to-GDP ratio will swell into the mid-60s this year, and could eclipse 70 percent in the next…
A business partner of a Freeport-based investor is one of two Grand Bahama residents charged by the US federal authorities with operating “a fraudulent offshore…
The Bahamas is looking to borrow more money from abroad to beef up U.S. dollar reserves that have continued to follow a “downward trajectory”.
A Bahamas-based cloud computing company is seeing increased interest in its services and predicts that most firms will likely use the type of solutions it…
The top executive at Baha Mar intends to get the very best out of Bahamians when it comes to service, and is calling on all…