Fancy one last dip? Jersey sea still a balmy 19.5°C as autumn creeps in
ISLANDERS hoping to squeeze in one final summer swim are being encouraged to take the plunge while Jersey’s sea…
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Business
Beyond bricks and mortar: Financing the intangible economy
Kay McCarthy, head of Jersey office at The International Stock Exchange, explores how intellectual property, software and brands are changing the way companies raise capital today FOR much of modern financial history, a company’s ability to raise capital was closely linked to the tangible assets it owned. Factories, aircraft, ships, machinery and commercial property formed…
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Sport
Stephens steps up in Supertri
JUST days ago, Jersey’s Siena Stephens was living the dream. The Supertri Pro Series Final came to Jersey with a bang and delivered a true sporting spectacle. Olympic medallists and world champions squared off for the sport’s single biggest payday, battling it out on the tight and technical course for a share of the mammoth…
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Weather and Travel
More Jersey flights cancelled as air traffic control disruption continues
MORE flights to and from Jersey have been cancelled this morning as airlines continue to deal with the knock-on effects of yesterday’s major UK air traffic control failure. The 7.05am British Airways service from Jersey to Heathrow was among those cancelled, after eight Loganair flights and an easyJet service were axed yesterday. At the time…
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Crime
Prosecution opens case in Haut du Mont trial
THE trial of three former Island Energy employees accused of the manslaughter of ten Islanders in the Haut du Mont explosion has begun in the Royal Court, with the prosecution claiming that the trio had carried out work on pipes…
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