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MAJURO, Marshall Islands — The first Business Forum supported by President Hilda C. Heine’s nearly one-year-old administration is scheduled to happen in Majuro in early November.

When COVID-19 struck the world, it disrupted more than the economy. Schools, education and educational opportunities like internship programs were impacted and the Guam Chamber of Commerce is working to change that.

For Jay and Jacob Jones, their respective transitions into the family business weren’t difficult considering their shared love for vehicles. They’re both family members and employees of Triple J Enterprises Inc. which has different subsidiaries in Guam and in the region. But how does this father and son dynamic play out in business? Let’s take a closer look.

 

There is a new program that uses technology to provide real estate and property data, quickly and efficiently. Pinpoint aims to put land-related information at your fingertips to make it easier for anyone to make informed decisions and take necessary steps when making land transactions.

A meeting with a visiting Navy official in 2022 led to a protégé-mentor relationship in Guam.

In 2023, the Guam Visitors Bureau commissioned Anthology Research, a Hawaii-based market research firm, to survey outbound visitors about their stay on Guam.