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Businesses suffer as consumers hold onto their money

But not everybody is lucky to have spare money for celebrations this Christmas. A lot of people are suffering from the sting of the hard economy. Let’s take a glimpse at how businesses and individuals are trying to cope with the situation. Impact to businesses Philip Canuto of Island Florals & …
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Are you ready to export?

For small and medium-sized enterprises, joining the world of exporting is possible, but it is not that simple. There are a lot of things that businesses should know before they start exporting. John Holman, director of the Hawaii Export Assistance Center, who conducted an exporting workshop for loc…
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PNB Forex sees decline in 2012 remittances

In an interview with Variety, RNV Construction president Ruel R. Villacrusis said the decline will be evident in the first quarter of 2012 due to the further drop in population. The sharp decline in the number of nonresident workers will continue, he added. Of the remittances coursed through their …
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Tinian’s locally produced perfume available at DFS next week

Tinian businesswoman Susan Cruz said it had been a long wait before she got the go signal for the CNMI’s first line of local fragrances under the Made in the Marianas label to be displayed at DFS. First to hit the stalls of the DFS Galleria and available for tourists and locals by next week is Cham…
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Export training for local businesses set for Dec. 7

The training, Connecting CNMI with the World!, will be conducted by John Holman, director of the Pacific Islands Hawaii Export Assistance Center. PIHEAC is a division of the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Commercial Services whose mission is to assist local companies in selling their products or ser…
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Security in tourist areas a serious issue

Businessman Bud White, who gave the Variety a tour of the high traffic tourist sites in the Marpi area, recently said  having no security in some areas such as the Suicide Cliff leave the tourists at the mercy of robbers. The Marianas Visitors Authority yesterday announced that it had extended secu…
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Chamber of commerce starts series of workshops today

Chamber executive director Richard A. Pierce said  today’s workshop is the first of six sessions with schedules spread out until July next year. Pierce said today’s workshop is considered as the first step of federal contracting with emphasis on obtaining your Data Universal Numbering System or DUN…
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