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Curry-house king crowned Entrepreneur of the Year
SATTY Singh, owner of the Glasgow curry house Mr Singh's, was crowned Entrepreneur of the Year at the inaugural Scottish Asian Business Awards last night.Singh, a former waiter who is also managing director of the Mearns Castle Golf Academy, earlier this year helped to arrange for Bill Clinton, the former US president, to come to Scotland as a keynote speaker.
.Caribbean Tourism Facing Major Losses
The Caribbean region stands to lose about $2.6 billion in tourism exports and 188,000 tourism related jobs because of a law that will require US travelers to present passports at their country's border crossings, according to a leading tourism authority. .Introducing timeforholidays.com, the Holiday Gift Store by timetospa: Spa Product Collections and Gift Ideas to Delight
NASSAU, The Bahamas (PRWEB) November 7, 2006 -- Steiner Leisure Limited's (Nasdaq: STNR - news) virtual spa, shop and lifestyle guide, timetospa.com, today launched its new holiday gift store web site at Elemis , La Thérapie, Steiner Hair and timetospa brands presented in a variety of deluxe gift packaging. .First Caribbean hosts luncheon
FirstCaribbean Bank Intl., a major sponsor of The College of The Bahamas President's Scholars program hosted their President's Scholars at a luncheon held at the Bank on Friday, November 10th, 2006. The purpose of the luncheon was two-fold: to officially welcome the scholars and to introduce them to the FirstCaribbean Bank mentors, all of whom hold managerial positions with the Bank and are graduates of The College of The Bahamas. At the luncheon, Dr. Kerry Higgs, Director of Human Resources, told the scholars how pleased FirstCaribbean Bank Intl. was to be involved with the President's Scholars Program and to impact the lives of talented Bahamian students. She urged them to take advantage of the mentorship and to use it as an opportunity for further growth in their academic pursuits.
Krumpets With Medici Conspiracy's Peter Watson
The Carlyle Hotel on Manhattan's Upper East Side was the designated meeting spot, in the bar made famous by Ludwig Bemelmans' mural of Manhattan, Carlyle's very own Euphronios masterpiece. Bemelmans' was packed at 5:30, and I ran into US News & World Report publisher Mort Zuckerman, who was happy to see me thinking I was his date. Medici Conspiracy author, Peter Watson, arrived soon after. And Peter and I settled in at a table beside one of Bemelman's bankers on the wall.Watson's wife, a pretty, petite woman, who works as a "business getter" for Christie's auction house giving lunches and dinners for customers, also stopped by briefly to say hello.
But it was far too noisy to talk about antiquities conspiracy at length, so Peter and I agreed to meet for tea later in the week a bit further down Madison Avenue at the Lowell Hotel.