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The Bermuda National Trust wants a $250-million project slated for Morgan's Point delayed until developers complete proposed environmental studies.
And in a further blow to the project, international conglomerate Belgium-based Tractebel SA is no long...
DATE: Nov 10, 1997
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has filed a suit against eight members of the cooperative's executive committee.
The supermarket closed last week at its Union Street location after 17 years in operation as it was unable to continue paying back its $500,000 in debts.
Mr. Issac was a...
DATE: Oct 30, 1997
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Tax authorities are taking a closer look at payment transfers for administrative and managerial services provided by international subsidiaries to their home offices or related companies, according to a new survey by accountants Ernst & Young.
The of...
DATE: Sep 05, 1997
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ailing tourism sector has a spotty history of helping its clients, according to a critical book on the consultancy industry.
While reporters James O'Shea and Charles Madigan show a grudging respect for Boston-based Monitor consultancy in their book D...
DATE: Aug 29, 1997
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Bosses, check your contracts with employees restricting them from working in Bermuda if they leave the business. The contracts may not be enforceable, and some may even be illegal under the Human Rights Act.
In a precedent setting judgment this week ...
DATE: Jul 24, 1997
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reopen hearings into copyright issues, in particular over what it claims is its exclusive right to show certain programming.
To that end the BBC has filed a writ in Supreme Court against the Minister for Technology John Barritt disputing a May 9 lett...
DATE: Jul 08, 1997
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The Bermuda Industrial Union (BIU) is targeting construction workers to try and bring them into the fold.
BIU President Derrick Burgess said there were currently only 100 unionised workers belonging to the construction division. According to the late...
DATE: May 21, 1997
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