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The new chairman of Caricom, Bahamas’ Prime Minister Perry Christie, has arrived in Beijing and is due to meet with China’s President, Xi Jinping. Mr Christie is in the Far East to take part in the China/Community of Latin American and Caribbean st...

A record number of volunteers will be in boot camp this January after the Bermuda Regiment recruited 70 men and women in a major drive. However, the number is below that required by the Regiment on an annual basis, according to the group Nine Colonel...

The Berkeley Institute has reported a 90 per cent pass rate for the IGCSE/GCSE exams. More than 400 students sitting more than 800 exams in the last school year earned the results, which ranged from A* to G. Berkeley — one of Bermuda’s two public se...

The Senate will debate fire safety legislation today. All premises, except for private homes and common areas of multiple unit dwellings, must obtain a fire certificate from the Chief Fire Officer under the proposed legislation, which will be present...

A Progressive Labour Party bill to move the Bermuda Day holiday to the Friday before the last Monday of May received support from the Government’s Minister of Community, Culture and Sport Wayne Scott in the House of Assembly. The draft legislation, e...

Apollo Enterprise Solutions, Ltd. (AES) is to list a 10 percent convertible loan note on the Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX). The convertible loan note, which is being managed by Clarien BSX Services Ltd, comes as AES states it has reached some “import...

A renewed focus on climate change and insurance has led the Bank of England (BoE) to question insurers throughout the United Kingdom on their own risk management in the face of rising carbon levels, the Financial Times (FT) is reporting. This follow...

Breaking the stereotype that members of company boards are ‘stale, pale and male’, the Institute of Directors’ first five holders of the Certificate in Company Direction programme have been announced. Earning this recognition is the first step towar...

More than 120 people from as far afield as Australia and China are expected to attend a leadership course described as ‘the wave of the future’ by management consultant Vaughn Mosher. The event is set to start at the end of next month at The Fairmon...

Education and Economic Development Minister Grant Gibbons said yesterday the Registrar of Companies’ data on new company incorporations for the second quarter of 2014 continues to show a strong positive trend in the number of new company registration...