Virgin Games quits London for Guernsey
BILLIONAIRE Sir Richard Branson is moving his online gaming division to Guernsey.
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Pub talk not ruled out by Sandpiper boss
SANDPIPER CEO Tony O'Neill will not rule out selling the group's pubs and restaurants.
News|Oct 8, 2007
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Will Budget bring 2007 heaven?
Ernst & Young tax partner Graham Parrott passes a special agent's eye over the proposed 2007 Budget
News|Nov 27, 2006
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75 at risk as Anglo cuts costs
STAFF at Anglo Normandy Aero Engineering were warned yesterday that their jobs were not safe.
News|Nov 25, 2006
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Casino has had its chips
A CASINO looks increasingly unlikely ever to be built.
News|Jul 28, 2006
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Casino was a project too far, admits Scott
CI Traders chairman Tom Scott has said that the company's plans for a casino were too ambitious.
News|Jul 22, 2006
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Casino cash 'not gambled away'
MONEY poured into the casino venture 'has not been wasted'.
News|Jul 22, 2006
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La Grande Mare plan for casino
GUERNSEY could still get a casino - at La Grande Mare.
News|Jul 19, 2006
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Casino gamble sets island back £500K
THE States has wasted £500,000 in its search for a casino operator.
News|Jul 18, 2006
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Difficult year but board is confident
CI TRADERS has had a demanding year.
News|Jun 16, 2006
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Guernsey aids US hunt for Net betting bucks
POLICE have helped to break a $2.5bn Internet gambling operation.
News|May 27, 2006
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CIT better geared but some concerns remain
CI TRADERS, the Channel Island retail and leisure company that is listed on the London Aim market, unveiled its full year results to 28 January at the end of last month.
News|May 11, 2006
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Hotel plan would keep brewery's historic face
THE former Guernsey Brewery could become a 60-bedroom hotel.
News|Nov 15, 2005
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St Pierre Park 'unlikely' to host island's casino
A CASINO may never be built in Guernsey.
News|Jul 29, 2005
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Casino future hits stalemate
CASINO plans have reached a stand-off.
News|Jul 21, 2005
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