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Wednesday, March 26, 2008 (0 reads)
The Ministry of Finance In conjunction with The Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce will host a Town Meeting to discuss The Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) on Thursday, April 3, 2008 @ 6:30 p.m. Foster B. Pestina Centre, Christ The King Anglican Cathedral Pioneers Way, Freeport, Grand Bahama Island. Speakers will include Hon. Zhivargo Laing, M.P., Gregory Moss, President, Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce, and Kevera Turnquest, Bahamas Trade Commission The public is invited to attend! For more information contact The Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce Telephone 352-8329
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| Foxwoods Development Company & Royal Oasis Resort
Monday, February 25, 2008 (58 reads)
 Foxwoods Development Company and a Major International Developer announce
agreement to renovate and reopen the former Royal Oasis Resort in Grand Bahama
Island.
The new owner of the Royal Oasis Resort, Harcourt Developments (Bahamas) Limited,
has partnered with North America’s largest casino operator, Foxwoods, to manage the
redeveloped resort.
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| Grand Bahama To Feel Effects Of US Recession More
Friday, February 15, 2008 (47 reads)
Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce President Gregory Moss said that island – with its especially vulnerable economy – will definitely be affected far more than elsewhere in The Bahamas if the United States goes into a serious recession.
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| Address by Rt. Hon. Hubert A. Ingraham Prime Minister
Friday, February 15, 2008 (49 reads)
 Ladies and Gentlemen,
I am happy to join the business community here in Freeport on this occasion of the Chamber of Commerce’s annual installation dinner.
The Chamber is a forum for dialogue concerning business development and an essential medium for exchange of views between Grand Bahama’s business people and the authorities, be it the Government or the Grand Bahama Port Authority.
It is important for the Government to have an ongoing dialogue with business owners and operators. This is especially true in times of uncertainty. And many persons feel that these are times of uncertainty here in Freeport and in Grand Bahama.
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| Press Release [November 20, 2006]
Monday, July 16, 2007 (61 reads)
The topic of the National Health Insurance Program continues to appear in the periodicals of the Bahamas. It is one that some understand and others just need more information to make a decision for themselves. Recently Danny Lowe, President of the Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce wrote that one of the Chamber's mandates was to bring additional information to the business community relating to economic and social matters. Additionally he added that the GBCC was pursuing avenues to provide to its members and the public at large additional information relating to Health Reform and the upcoming bill.
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