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Two competing news agencies which Bermudians depend on for global news coverage may become legally entangled. The Financial Times (FT) reported on Friday that the rivalry took a dramatic twist when it emerged that Reuters faced a criminal inquiry int...

Bermuda Security Group, which includes Bermuda Central Station and Island Wide Security companies, is featured in the December issue of security trade journal, Access Control & Security Systems Integration. The article highlights how access control c...

legal firm commences business on March 2 -- out of the same offices at Chancery Hall on Reid Street being vacated by the dissolving firm. But the new firm, Diel & Myers, will also be an opportunity for a young Bermudian lawyer, Christine Hoskins, bas...

The Supreme Court on Monday allowed an unusual application for a winding up petition from the directors of the Bermuda Workers Cooperative Society (BWCS), the owners of the defunct Co-Op Supermarket. And in the process, the directors obtained some br...

Provisional estimates for the third quarter of 1997 said Bermuda recorded a balance of payments surplus on current account of $85 million, some $38 million higher than the same period a year before. The estimates put the total balance of payments pic...

to wind up the affairs of the Bermuda Workers Co-operative Society (BWCS), known as the Island Co-Op or the Co-Op Supemarket. It is the beginning of the last chapter of a near 30-year-old experiment born out of a desire after the turbulent 1960s, to ...

Finance Minister Grant Gibbons said yesterday that the wheels of Government were turning faster than ever in a bid to deal with an increasingly voluminous and complex legislative agenda. Commenting on BIBA (Bermuda International Business Association)...

yesterday went on display at the Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA), in a week-long exhibit opened by Premier Pamela Gordon. The Bermuda Hogge money coins, six of which were purchased by the Authority and 19 of which are on loan from the Department of ...

city law firms, face varying arrangements with respect to compensation and their "lame duck'' period of employment. News of the redundancies brought Government's Labour Relations Officer to the law firms for discussions. That was confirmed by Hallett...

Legal sources say that a long-rumoured merger between two Bermuda law firms has now been agreed to, marking the latest movement in an increasingly fluid legal market. Informed sources said Hallett, Whitney & Patton and near-by neighbour Cox & Wilkins...