# ATLANTIS’ top executive yesterday asserted that the Paradise Island mega resort is “not on the market right now” as it targets “a very strong” year-end and 2027 performance following “another record ...
# PARLIAMENT’S spending watchdog has questioned Jerome Fitzgerald, the Prime Minister’s former senior policy adviser, as part of its probe into whether taxpayer monies financed building vouchers ...
# A SUPREME Court judge has strongly condemned a Jamaican consular officer who, while also acting as the lawyer for a Jamaican man facing deportation, allegedly advised him not to sign a document ...
# A BAHAMIAN developer yesterday hailed the Government’s bid to slash the turnaround time for building permits to just 60 days as early as 2027 as “a massive win for everyone”.
# A SENIOR tourism official yesterday attributed the 6.4 percent decline in year-over-year sea arrivals to Abaco through July to the impact of boating fee hikes as industry operators were urged to ...
# BAHAMAS Grid Company will conduct infrared scans of its entire transmission and distribution network within weeks as it races to find electrical faults before they trigger outages and prepares to ...
# INSURANCE regulators yesterday said a shortage of qualified actuaries remains a key constraint on the industry’s growth as The Bahamas seeks to align its supervisory framework with evolving ...
# THE government still does not know how much taxpayers will spend on King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s visit to The Bahamas next month, with Finance Minister Michael Halkitis saying agencies are ...
# THE government plans to introduce The Bahamas’ first Tax Residency Certificate for qualifying permanent residents, but the initiative will require legislation that has yet to be presented to ...
# OPPOSITION leader Michael Pintard yesterday demanded an accounting of more than $400m of roughly $700m the government said it transferred to the National Investment Fund, saying Finance Minister ...
# A key opponent of the $200m Rosewood Exuma resort yesterday asserted it fears its own high-end business will be damaged if its competitor is allowed to locate a service dock “less than one fotball ...
# THE WARRING parties battling over the $200m Rosewood Exuma project yesterday clashed over procedures and witness evidence amid constant interruptions during yesterday’s appeal seeking to overturn ...