IT has been an unusually high-profile week for Economic Development Minister Alan Maclean.
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Public consulted about post
OPINIONS on the changing face of the Island’s postal service are being sought from Islanders and businesses as Jersey Post figures out how to cut costs.
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Fall in business travellers – but UK sea arrivals up
THE number of business travellers who came to the Island fell by nearly a fifth last year compared to 2008 and overall air arrivals fell by over eight per cent.
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‘Islanders want competition’
ECONOMIC Development Minister Alan Maclean has dismissed a damning review of his report calling for a new supermarket as ‘naive’.
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Third overseas office likely
A THIRD overseas office for Jersey Finance is one of a number of measures likely to result from a £2.5 million States funding boost for the finance industry.
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Tourism may get cash help from the States
JERSEY’S tourism industry may be in line for a cash injection from the States to help boost the number of holidaymakers coming to the Island.
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Business School launched
THE Jersey International Business School opened this week and was immediately hailed as potentially one of the most important finance industry developments in recent years.
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New merger rules proposed
PLANS to change the law to allow Jersey companies to merge with overseas businesses are being put out to consultation.
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‘The key to the Island’s stability’
THE financial services sector must continue to develop to ensure the Island remains fiscally stable.
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Cuts threat to lifeguard service
SOME of the Island’s most popular beaches could be without lifeguards this summer because of States cutbacks.
