new roadside paid parking scheme, buying up huge blocks of the tickets for use by their employees.
As the Corporation of Hamilton has busily stuffed tens of thousands of dollars of earlier-than-expect...
Passengers using some Bermuda cabs next week will be able to pay the fare with a credit card.
It is the latest breakthrough since the deadlock some drivers found themselves in when the last proposed c...
million for the second consecutive year.
In a letter to shareholders this week from president and CEO, Mr. Charles Vaughan-Johnson it is stated: "Whilst we await our final audited numbers later in the...
The August referendum could decide the future of the Bermuda Financial Centre Ltd. (BFCL), its president said yesterday.
The Independence discussion was blamed by proponents of the scheme for the BFCL...
per share) for the 1995 financial year, up 15.5 percent from 1994's $7,152,000 ($1.50 per share).
The solid performance came in a year which saw a modest rise in premium income, a low property claims ...
When chartered accountant, Mrs. Jeanne Atherden, decided years ago to switch her education focus from becoming a doctor to majoring in accountancy, little did she know that it would be an uphill battl...
Government's annual insurance bill for property cover for a $1 billion dollar portfolio of public property has tripled, with premiums climbing to a record $4.5 million.
But the Works & Engineering Min...
clarified that the BMA earned a profit of $2,779,000 for the year ended December 31, 1989.
Mrs. Marcia Woolridge-Allwood made the statement in response to an article in The Royal Gazette which quoted ...
public funds -- to the tune of $20 million a year -- are being spent without the required approval of Parliament, according to the latest independent auditor's report.
The auditor, Mr. Larry Dennis, h...
over the health of the Contributory Pension Fund (CPF).
The latest opinion, which is addressed in a Government Green Paper on a proposed National Pensions Scheme, differs from a 1989 report that said ...
