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Hurrion & Associates is less than a year old, but it has grown far beyond founding lawyer Sarah-Jane Hurrion’s expectations. A Bermuda law firm specialising in international commercial litigation, corporate restructuring and insolvency, the focus is ...

Dakia O’Brien’s new takeout restaurant Wild Wing Wednesday will celebrate its grand opening tomorrow when Member of Parliament for the area Michael Weeks will cut the ribbon and officially launch an already successful and popular business, in an even...

If you’re getting up before the sun on Black Friday morning to purchase a $50 pair of boots, which Perry’s Footwear & Collections is offering — but only between 5am and 7am — then coffee and perhaps a chourico and egg sandwich from the new Baked cafe...

Rating agency AM Best has placed Bermuda-based RenaissanceRe Holdings Ltd and its affiliates under review with negative implications, citing moves into casualty business and away from their “core competency of property catastrophe reinsurance”. Best ...

Members of the Bermuda Bar gathered at a special sitting on Friday morning to thank the Rt Hon Justice Zacca, President of the Court of Appeal and Sir Anthony Evans, both of whom have retired from the Court of Appeal Circuit. Sir Scott Baker has been...

A one-time leading figure in Bermuda reinsurance, Kenneth LeStrange, has re-entered the market as the new chairman of Florida-based Orchid Underwriters Agency, LLC, industry media are reporting. The appointment comes after a management buy-out of th...

Isle441.com, a new Bermuda-focused retail website, is to launch on December 1 — Cyber Monday. Keidric Smith, the e-business owner, explained: “It’s an online business that allows local businesses to sell products to the local community; it’s like a l...

British media including national newspaper The Independent and leading business publication the Financial Times (FT) is reporting that Bermuda will not cooperate with a UK call to make the identities of company owners public. The FT story states that...

The Bermuda re/insurance market paid out $1.25 billion in claims resulting from 2010’s catastrophic windstorm Xynthia — a 37 per cent share, Deputy Premier and Finance Minister ET (Bob) Richards said in a speech to the Bermuda Society in London last ...

British media including leading business publication the Financial Times (FT) is reporting that Bermuda will not cooperate with a UK call to make the identities of company owners public. The story states that Bermuda, which it called “the richest of ...