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Refunds are being sent to individuals who made payments through Rev and Tax online portals after legislation eliminated credit card fees. Businesses must still pay the fees.
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Guam Visitors Bureau reported that tourism arrivals have exceeded 2024 numbers each month since June.
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The fiber laser engraving workshop will be held tongiht, and the weaving workshop will be held Oct. 30.
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A representative for the planned 50,000-square-foot data center on the border of Dededo and Tamuning said the variances are needed for security and fire suppression.
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Driven by global tariffs and shifting supply chains, investor interest in the Northern Mariana Islands is on the rise, according to the Governor’s Council of Economic Advisers.
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When military arrivals are included, Guam's visitor numbers showed an 18.5% increase over July 2024
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Island leaders and military officials talked about infrastructure, economy, readiness and regional threats during a two-day forum.
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Tourism downturn in CNMI forces over 100 business closures. KPRG's Bryan Manabat reports on the challenges, flight shortages, and efforts to revive the industry.
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After Typhoon Yutu, Steven Beyer turned tree care into a business. But in CNMI’s tough economy, staying afloat has tested his creativity and grit.