While the first tropical storm of the year, Alma, struck Nicaragua, Bermuda's Emergency Measures Organisation met to prepare itself for what it fears could be a busy hurricane season.
The meeting, cha...
Dean Walker was handed a $2,500 cheque by the Bank of N.T. Butterfield after he won an award for best professional at the Butterfield art festival.
"I was very pleased and shocked," said Mr. Walker. "...
The Association of Caribbean Commissioners of Police said that Caribbean Police services should adopt Bermuda's strategy on ethical conduct.
The subject of ethical standards in law enforcement agencie...
Edward Rance has been named Bermuda's Rhodes Scholar for 2008 by the Bermuda Rhodes Scholarship selection committee.
Mr. Rance, who graduated from Saltus Grammar School in 2003, has gone on to complet...
For the last two years, Bermuda Yacht Services Ltd. (BYS) has worked to help Bermuda's boaters, and now they're trying to put Bermuda on the map for superyachts.
Superyachts, or mega-yachts, are yacht...
Greymane Contracting Ltd. announced the appointment of its new associate Geoffrey Law to the position of assistant quantity surveyor.
Mr. Law, who used to work for Woodbourne Associates Ltd., came to ...
Insurer and pension fund administrator BF&M Ltd. announced yesterday that their first-quarter profits had risen by over $1.5 million from the same period last year.
Net earnings for the first three mo...
In a 10ft-by-20ft tent behind his office at Ornamental Ironworks, Robin Gray is producing what for some might be an answer to rising fuel costs.
Mr. Gray turns used cooking oil, which is usually throw...
After speaking in the Cayman Islands on the subject, employment services expert David Soares says that Cayman employers are afraid work term limits will scare away their international businesses.
"In ...
American Airlines plans to cut back on US domestic flights by as much as 12 percent, axing staff and charging extra fees.
The largest US carrier moves, announced yesterday, come as it grapples with re...
