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The Trump presidency could be good for business and investors, an island asset management firm said yesterday. Bryan Dooley, general manager of LOM Asset Management, said: “We see a lot of positives — the whole pro-business attitude is good for marke...

Millennials are worried about the future — and less likely to want to job-hop as a result, a new survey revealed. The survey, by professional-services firm Deloitte, said the millennial generation, those born after 1982, were “stressed” by world even...

A panel of top professionals will next month meet to discuss diversity in the workplace as part of International Women’s Day. Jointly hosted by professional services firm PwC and the Women’s Legal Network, the panellists include Chief Justice Ian Kaw...

A target minimum broadband download speed of 50 megabits per second has been set by the Government. And a letter from Grant Gibbons, Minister of Economic Development, to the Regulatory Authority, said that a universal speed obligation could potential...

Bank of Butterfield has reported profits of $115.9 million for last year — up $38.2 million on the $77.7 million recorded the year before. Net income per share was $1.18, down 5 cents on the previous year. After removing the effects of noncore items,...

A total of 641 labour dispute inquiries were handled by Government’s labour relations section during the 2015-16 year. More than 180 of the were complaints, while 448 were described as consultations. Patricia Gordon-Pamplin, Minister for Home Affairs...

Four executives have gained qualifications from the Institute of Directors. And the Bermuda branch of the organisation said that this year will be the first time that IoD diploma in company direction programme will be held on the island instead of Lo...

A total of 44 businesses have failed to keep up with health insurance coverage for their employees, according to Bermuda Health Council figures. The BHeC said that more than 200 employees and non-working spouses were affected by firms’ failure to pay...

Young Bermudians who want to storm the ramparts of island international business should start their campaign overseas, a top reinsurance lawyer said yesterday. David Amaro, assistant vice-president and associate legal counsel at reinsurance firm Hami...

The head of a charity that provides meals for the housebound and disabled said that donations were vital to keep the organisation in business. Joe Gibbons, president of Meals on Wheels, added that cash, even small amounts, mounted up and helped the c...