Please be advised that the First Atlantic Commerce office will be closed for the National Heroes Day Public Holiday on Monday, June 21st. Settlement will continue to be processed during the public holiday. Our 24 x 7 Emergency Technical Support is available … Continued
as seen in Trinidad and Tobago Newsday. When it comes to e-commerce, are local businesses conducting transactions electronically? What about online? Brands big and small around the country have websites that allow their consumers to purchase goods and services online. … Continued
About two-thirds of Americans use digital banking as their primary way to manage their finances. This is a sweeping trend that has gained popularity not just in the United States, but in developed nations all over the world. The ease of receiving … Continued
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FAC works with so many businesses in Bahamas and in the Caribbean, and we are so proud to help sponsor CIBC FirstCaribbean Bahamas’ Walk for the Cure cancer fundraiser. http://www.tribune242.com/news/2016/aug/24/walk-cure-confirmed-return-october/
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Hamilton, Bermuda, April 27, 2015 — A 15-strong delegation of Bermuda industry, government and regulator representatives will take part in a Canada roadshow next week, targeting top-level executives and touting the corporate benefits of setting up a captive insurance company … Continued
Personalising shopping experiences for consumers would generate an extra 7.8 per cent in revenue for UK retailers, yet many are still failing to do this, according to new research from Webloyalty. More than half (55.8 per cent) of consumers surveyed … Continued
A “new revolution” of ecommerce in which consumers can experience physical retail stores online is just around the corner, according to the founder of influential retail futurist group Retail Prophet. Doug Stephens, also author of visionary book The Retail Revival, outlined his predictions … Continued
An increasing number of online ecommerce platforms that rival retail giants Alibaba Group and Amazon.com are popping up in China, following a push by the Chinese government to help native internet firms gain from the “haitao” sector – which roughly translates as “seeking … Continued