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very positive development, said Bank of N.T. Butterfield & Son chairman, Sir David Gibbons. "There is no doubt in my mind that all that Press must be a very, very good thing for Bermuda and the continuing development of international business,'' Sir ...

publicity over the past week in business publications on both sides of the Atlantic. Bermuda International Business Association deputy chairman Mr. Glen Titterton said yesterday that editorials in the Financial Times and the European edition of the W...

Independence referendum was over. The Chamber of Commerce said the failed Independence initiative sendt "a strong and clear signal: Now is not the time for independence.'' The Chamber noted its pre-referendum survey results that 95 percent of its me...

international business, as a result of the Independence referendum. Portfolio International, which bills itself as "The Professional's Guide to Investment Worldwide'', carries a July article which highlights the Bermuda International Business Associa...

No matter what you think about today's education system, the fact is that few students dared disobey some of yesterday's high school principals. Educational icons like Mr. F.S. Furbert and Mr. Joseph Marshall, at the Berkeley Institute and Warwick Ac...

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's failure to attract financial support. Talks wit...

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 environment and the acquisition from LPG of the so...

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...

international business during an opening address at a significant conference held annually in Bermuda. His message was that international business need not fear the Independence initiative. Speaking to some 200 participants at the 24th annual Interna...

Ms Susan Wilson, the Island's first Bermudian female chartered accountant, counts former Progressive Labour Party leader Mrs. Lois Browne-Evans among her Bermudian role models. But while the latter has been at the forefront of a social movement that ...