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As a young boy, Joe Latham walked five miles to Sevierville from his family’s farm to enter a contest spon- sored by Robert- son Brothers Hard- ware. By identify- ing

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Town lowers flags for former part owner of the Super Value franchise and local theatre

"We have a multibagger framework which we use to identify equities which might turn multi-baggers in a 3-5 year timeline. We use the GARV (Growth at reasonable valuation) style to identify potential multibaggers which again are aligned to sectors of growth. The major effort is in identifying companies with a strong strategic moat."

Holiday staples like ham and turkey will be priced lower than initially expected at Super Value this year, according to owner Rupert Roberts.

Super Value owner Rupert Roberts yesterday dismissed any suggestion that food retailers and wholesalers are “cheating” customers by keeping prices high even after the government reduced the customs duty on

Minister of Economic Affairs Michael Halkitis said yesterday that he expects the high cost of food items to eventually come down.

The price of ham and turkey will be about 20 percent higher this holiday season compared to last year, according to Super Value owner Rupert Roberts, who added that while

Though we have seen encouraging tourism numbers and steady economic growth over the past year, inflation on consumer goods, the rising cost of fuel and the sky high Bahamas Power