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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 battle. The reason? Firms simply did not want to hire f...

Don't ask Mrs. Mary Walker about Independence. Don't ask her age. Her traditional upbringing and traditional values precluded real answers on such subjects, at least the day we posed the questions. But please do ask Mrs. Mary Walker about her attitud...

new draft rules for domestic listings are approved. And in some cases they will take advantage of a grace period to allow them to comply. Changes include a new requirement for share transfers to be processed within five working days of the receipt of...

Developers plan to spend $2 million renovating the Lines Brothers following their purchase of the Reid Street landmark this week. No price was given for the sale but purchasers Management Resources (Bermuda) Ltd. said the renovations will include gut...

third in its last five years of operation as total assets of the company continue to shrink. Shareholders on Friday learned of the company's worst bottom line performance since 1990's net lost of $196,000. For the fiscal year to December 31, 1994, th...

buy aggregate. Island Construction Services (ICS) Ltd. president and CEO, Mr. Zane DeSilva, not only said that his firm can meet local demand, but he said that they can do so "at costs well below any foreign import''. Mr. DeSilva announced that ICS B...

may be forced to change their bye-laws, once new listing requirements are put in place. BSE chairman, Mr. Charles Gunn, has confirmed that certain long-held practices, and some omissions, by Bermuda companies will have to be changed as the BSE moves ...

Mrs. Louise Jackson has always kept on her toes. She began dancing at the age of three. Today she oversees a Jackson School of Performing Arts which boasts more than a thousand students. While actively serving the community on Government boards and o...

The Bermuda Stock Exchange has won regulatory approval to install a key executive from their international consultancy firm as the Exchange's first CEO. Englishman, Mr. William A. Woods, who begins working out of the Washington Mall's new office on A...

$12.2 million, representing $6.15 per share, on revenues of nearly $55.8 million in the year to March 31. The monopoly's chairman and president, Dr. James King, reported to shareholders that revenues were up almost nine percent and profits were up 12...