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Jeweller Astwood Dickinson is to move its flagship retail store into a new home in Orbis House at 25 Front Street. Part of the AS Cooper Group, the 111-year-old jeweller said today it had signed a long-term lease with the landlords and would occupy a...

Bermuda Press (Holdings) Ltd made a $905,000 profit in its last fiscal year — slightly down from $922,000 in the previous year — as revenues edged higher for the first time since 2008. In its annual report for the year ended September 30, 2014, BPH, ...

Butterfield Bank today reported net income of $98.3 million for 2014, up by more than 25 per cent from the previous year. The results represented a fourth consecutive year of earnings growth for Butterfield. Chairman and chief executive officer Brend...

Business confidence is the key ingredient required for Bermuda to return to good economic health. That is the view of Don Mills, chairman of Corporate Research Associates, Inc, who will tomorrow present the results of a survey on how confident Bermud...

An investment firm hit by falls in the share prices of major Bermuda companies believes it is poised to benefit from any America’s Cup-assisted upturn in the Island’s economy. Bermuda First Investment Company Ltd (BFIC) today reported revenue of abou...

Telecommunications firm the KeyTech Group reported that earnings fell more than 30 percent in its last fiscal year as expenses related to acquisitions took their toll. KeyTech, which owns Logic Communications, made net income of $5.7 million for the ...

Bermuda healthcare system — already among the world’s most expensive — is “unsustainable” on its current trajectory of rising costs, according to the boss of a leading health insurer. BF&M Ltd CEO John Wight said the demographics of an ageing populat...

The new Apple iPhone has arrived in Bermuda and is already much in demand. Audio Visual Eelectronics’ Kevin Davies said he’d sold about a dozen of the iPhone 6 models on the first day he had them in stock on Tuesday this week — even with a price tag ...

Two former vendors of Warwick’s Rubber Tree Market had enough of standing under a canopy in all weathers selling their wares — so they decided to team up and upgrade to their own store. And the move is paying off for Janet Perinchief and Delarie Oute...

Lovit Boutique is to close its Queen Street store next Saturday. However, owner Jenia Thompson said yesterday that the three-year-old store had plans to reopen in the near future — possibly within a year. Lovit has one full-time employee, Ms Thompson...