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Daily Archives: 06/17/2016
Guyana– Latest News from various sources – June 17, 2016
LATEST NEWS – 17 June 2016 – Kaieteur News
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- Those who stole state resources must be prosecuted – US Envoy urges
- All right-thinking citizens must take united stance against corruption – Auditors
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Massive turnout at Guyana Golden Jubilee celebration in New York
Massive turnout at Guyana Golden Jubilee celebration in New York

A section of the attendees at the Guyana Jubilee Unity Concert last Sunday in Brooklyn.
The parade, which commenced at Church and Utica Avenues in the heart of the Guyanese-American community in Brooklyn, was led by Committee Chairman, Mr. Rickford Burke, Guyanese American New York State Senator-Hon. Roxanne Persaud, Guyana’s Second Vice-President and Minister of National Security, Khemraj Ramjattan and Guyana’s Minister of Public Infrastructure, David Patterson. The Christian Fellowship Pathfinder Club Marching Band was the drum corps of the parade. Continue reading
Microsoft acquires LinkedIn – It may not be the smartest deal
Making sense of Microsoft’s acquisition of LinkedIn
It is one of the most expensive tech deals in history. It may not be the smartest
Jun 15th 2016 | The Economist | Business and finance
“IMAGINE a world where we are no longer looking up to tech titans such as Apple, Google, Microsoft, Amazon and Facebook…because we are one of them.” So wrote Jeff Weiner, boss of LinkedIn, in an open letter on June 13th. Not much imagination is necessary. Microsoft had just announced it would pay $26.2 billion to buy the professional social network, making it the third-largest acquisition in the history of the tech sector. The deal was accompanied by substantial promises from Mr Weiner and Microsoft’s boss, Satya Nadella, that the deal would transform businesses’ and workers’ productivity. Those pledges now seem more fanciful. Continue reading
Country flags of the world
Country flags of the world
Being an important symbol of the sovereign state, the national flags describe in their colors and design the history and the present day of the countries. The most famous of them have become the widely known symbols and country brands, recognized in every corner of the world. The most recognized are the flags of the USA and United Kingdom with their very symbolic and unique design, followed by the Canadian Maple Leaf.
In the bestsellers list are the flags of the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Ireland, Germany, France, China, Brazil and India. [Read more]
Report on the “Guyana Means Business” investment forum in New York
Corruption and red tape raised at Guyana investment forum in NYC
By Ray Chickrie – Caribbean News Now contributor – June 16, 2016
The “Guyana Means Business” investment conference in New York
NEW YORK, USA — At the just concluded “Guyana Means Business” investment conference in New York City last Friday ( June 10, 2016), many participants raised the issue of corruption and red tape that frustrated the efforts to invest in Guyana during the previous administration.
Investors were very vocal that they will not engage in bribing in their efforts to invest in Guyana. Instead of having to bribe officials and wait forever to set up a business in Guyana, they should be appreciated and given all the support to invest in their homeland. Continue reading
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