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New Customs' forms for imports are a red tape nightmare, a shopkeeper said yesterday. He warned that the complex new regulations could be the straw which breaks the camel's back for some businesses. The retailer said there used to be two to three cat...

million in what is set to be the Island's biggest-ever court payout. The two men -- both ex-directors of Island-based fibre- optic cable giants Flag Limited -- won the massive awards in share options in the firm. Bermuda's Supreme Court found Nicolas...

Roadside stalls are causing a traffic hazard on a main road out of Hamilton, a Paget MP said yesterday. Paget East's Kim Young called for a Police crackdown on illegal vendors and the setting up of a special area off the streets for street market-sty...

The UK has no plans to force offshore jurisdictions to shut up shop, the London UK/Caribbean Forum final report said yesterday. And Bermuda and Caribbean Community (CARICOM) will discuss setting up joint catastrophe insurance for the region -- especi...

Britain is set to boost e-commerce through partnership deals involving Bermuda and the Caribbean UK Overseas Territories, UK Foreign Secretary Robin Cook said yesterday. And the UK will also team up with Bermuda, its Caribbean Overseas Territories an...

thrown for delegates at a major conference of American advertising agencies being held in Bermuda. And a hired fishing boat took centre stage as the American Association of Advertising Agencies (AAAA) went out on an evening cruise as part of their an...

reveal. Leo Mills -- Cabinet Secretary and head of the Civil Service -- could be due to be replaced by Home Affairs and Public Safety Permanent Secretary John Drinkwater. Works and Engineering Permanent Secretary Stanley Oliver is also likely to move...

Bermuda is to get the option of ditching the Island's final appeal court in London and signing on for a new Caribbean Court of Appeal, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The Island could reap a share of an extra $800,000 in UK cash to boost the regional P...

Caribbean Forum was last night slammed by Opposition leader Pamela Gordon. Ms Gordon said: "What I find reprehensible is that the Premier hasn't made an announcement about where she was going and what she's going to discuss. "It's a slap in the face ...

proof, Shadow Home Affairs and Public Safety Minister Michael Dunkley claimed last night. Mr. Dunkley -- in a hard-hitting speech to Sandys Rotary members -- said: "There is increasing dissatisfaction with the Government throughout many areas of Berm...