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Trailer Bridge Announces Expansion of Dominican Republic Service
Trailer Bridge is expanding its Dominican Republic sailings from every two weeks to weekly. The company will provide this service utilizing its existing vessels that currently link the ports of Jacksonville, FL, San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic. The new service is expected to commence in the last week of January. The company originally commenced sailing to the Dominican Republic in August 2007 and has grown its customer base significantly over the past two years.

The added frequency of sailings will provide additional options for the company’s existing shipping customers, while also making Trailer Bridge's value proposition more attractive for potential new shippers.

*We continue to search for cost-efficient methods to improve our operations and, as a result of existing customer demand, decided to expand our service to the Dominican Republic's growing market without a significant increase in cost," said CEO Ivy Barton Suter.
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Around the Region

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Caribbean Spotlight

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Management

Before you begin looking for financing, you should be prepared with a business plan that builds a strong case as to why someone should finance your business.

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Global Outsourcing

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SPECIALS FEATURES  
U.S. Coast Guard Sends Back Over 300 Haitians

The U.S. Coast Guard announced on Aug. 2 that it had sent back 323 Haitians after their overcrowded boats were stopped in Bahamian waters.

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World Bank to Disburse US$55 Million to Help Haiti Meet Urgent Financing for Reconstruction

The World Bank announced today that it will disburse US$55 million to Haiti which will help the Caribbean nation address some of its most urgent financing needs...

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Cayman Shines in Singapore

Cayman’s Youth Olympic team got off to a good start in Singapore on Sunday (15 August) with swimmer Lara Butler managing a personal best in the woman’s 100m backstroke.

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Unity and Action, Demands in the Fight Against Crime : FCH

President Felipe Calderón declared that now is the time to implement agreements between the three orders and branches of government and society in general regarding crimefighting.

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