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No lay-offs at Butterfield & Vallis despite sharp fall in food imports
With food imports to the Island off by well over $20 million in the last four years, the managers at Butterfield & Vallis admit “it’s clear that it isn’t business as usual”.
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Home Show the ‘best ever’
Organisers of the annual Coldwell Banker Home Show yesterday said vendors felt it was the “best ever”, with many...
Feb 22, 2012 7:51 am
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Trott & Duncan names McKervey a director
Law firm Trott & Duncan Barristers & Attorneys has named a new director.
- Feb 22, 2012 7:51 am
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Tucker on marketing mission in US
Minibus driver and self-appointed Bermuda ambassador Michal Tucker is headed on his own marketing trip to the US Northeast at the...
- Feb 22, 2012 7:51 am
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New Seaside Grill doing brisk business
A new takeout seafood restaurant has opened on the North Shore in Devonshire and it’s already seeing brisk business.
- Feb 21, 2012 8:18 am
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Christensen retires to focus on Morgan’s Point
Arthur Morris Group yesterday announced longtime partner Craig Christensen was retiring from the firm as a partner to focus on...
- Feb 21, 2012 8:20 am
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Lindo’s erecting parking deck
Lindo’s Market is planning a one-storey parking deck to help alleviate vehicle congestion at their location in...
- Feb 21, 2012 8:18 am
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BIAS sees hopeful signs on the investment front
Global economic indicators are stabilising or improving, according to Bermuda Investment Advisory Services Ltd (BIAS) chief...
- Feb 21, 2012 8:19 am
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Home prices have dropped by up to 30% since 2008, says realtor
Property prices in Bermuda have plunged 10 to 30 percent in the last four years, according to Coldwell Banker Bermuda...
- Feb 20, 2012 7:00 am
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Hundreds turn out for Somerset EEZ meeting
The business community in Somerset is looking to “grab the bull by the horns” in order to create a viable tourist...
- Feb 20, 2012 7:00 am
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BCB buys 7.5% of KeyTech
Bermuda Commercial Bank has taken a major stake in KeyTech Ltd., owner of BTC and Logic, citing the attractive dividend paid by...
- Feb 17, 2012 5:55 am
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- Stores sell out of Whitney CDs
- BMDS finds innovative way to raise $400,000
- Roberts not toying around...
- Fairmont promotes three Bermudians
- Mixed December for retailers
- Guardian recycles 22 container loads of shredded documents
- Madeiros a global finalist in Coldwell Banker awards
- Coral Beach members not impressed by Brickman’s $28m equity plan
- Tensions surface in Chamber of Commerce over duty issue
- Aaardvark hires four
- Business is ‘blooming’ for Valentine’s
- Romance boosts restaurant bookings
- New beauty salon opens at Elbow
- BCB names Bermudian Clipper CEO
- HWP mega sale postponed
- Online law firm to offer flat-fee advice via the internet
- Realtor offers texting service for house hunters
- Banks outsource facilities management to new firm
- HWP to hold sale of 2011 models
- Hundreds expected to attend Somerset EEZ meeting
- Scrapbook speciality store opens in St George’s
- Capital G announce risk and accounting appointments
- Quantum given licence to be 100% foreign owned
- Butterfield promoted to manager by Meyer Freight
- Cambridge Beaches discounts rates
- EEZ map published in bid to attract shoppers
- Island Embroidery moves into new Front Street home
- Froomkin quits MJM to join ISIS expansion
- A taste of the Middle East
- More than 50 small business owners learn tips on customer service
- Two Washington Mall stores go out of business, economy blamed
- Thomson steps up duty hike protest
- BTC launches Metro Ethernet network in City of Hamilton
- Jefferis: Even most discerning tourists expect deals
- HWP opens new showroom
- 40% sold, The Reefs sells fractionals to Bermuda residents
- Do you work for one of Island’s best employers?
- Top honour for Rosedon
- New pharmacy a shot in the arm for Warwick consumers
- $80 million marina project on hold
- Should people convicted of drink driving get a 12 month ban, regardless of whether they lose their job?
- Yes
- 79%
- No
- 15%
- Don't Know
- 7%
- Total Votes: 1136