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Don Don Donki is applying for up to 20-year tax breaks for its massive Tamuning store but more than 20 businesses are asking the Guam Economic Development Authority to deny

Amid optimism about a tourism comeback, many of Guam’s businesses are still struggling to stay open and keep their workers employed while also facing significantly higher costs of power and

International footwear giant Skechers on Aug. 31 closed its first store on the island at Guam Premier Outlets, and is now expanding its Century Plaza outlet in Tamuning to stay

Founders of a tourism group said more financial aid will be needed for small businesses that have not fully recovered from the pandemic, despite upticks in visitor arrivals during the

The Guam Nikkei Association has returned with their annual Lantern Festival. This festival, which takes place on Sept. 17, has been put on hold for the past two years due

Japanese visitors have been slow to return to Guam in the wake of COVID-19, but the easing of travel restrictions there by next month may put some wind in the

With more flights arriving from Japan this month, tourism officials and business leaders are looking forward to welcoming back more visitors from Asia.

Most of us are getting used to seeing faces without masks as we fill up graduation ceremony venues or stroll through the Micronesia Mall. We don’t have to show our

A small group of tourists arrived at the Tumon Sands Plaza late Tuesday morning, riding there on the free shuttle service paid for by the Guam Visitors Bureau.

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