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With the furore of the “Paradise Papers” swirling across the international media, David Burt met the controversy head-on when he spoke to a room of delegates at the GR Innovation & Insurtech conference. And he also told a packed conference room that ...

A medical aid device designed to provide peace of mind and security to seniors, persons with restricted mobility, children and individuals has been introduced to Bermuda. The GPS-equipped key ring-size device has a button that can be pressed during a...

With one race remaining in the BNAA Cross Country series, Jaeda Grant and Jay Kempe remain on target to finish with a perfect tally of victories. Grant and Kempe won their respective age divisions on Saturday at the Arboretum, and are the only athlet...

The company behind an innovative advertising campaign for the Bermuda Tourism Authority has won a top award in the UK for its efforts. Earlier this year, interactive billboards in London, Birmingham and Manchester were used to entice commuters to tak...

It was a double-winning weekend for Chayce Smith and Gayle Lindsay, who yesterday lifted the men’s and women’s titles in the David Saul Memorial — Fidelity International 5K. The day before, both runners secured victories in the BNAA cross country ser...

Electricity created by residential solar panels can now be more easily stored for later use, such as when the sun goes down or during a power outage. A new generation of lithium-ion batteries that are totally sealed and wall mounted in a similar fash...

Bermuda Motors has taken a big step forward with its updated state-of-the-art facilities, and is today inviting everyone to come along and see for themselves. The car dealership on Church Street is holding an open day, which includes tours of its new...

As stock markets continue to set record highs, equities remain the place to be for investors — at least in the near term. That is the assessment of Hilary Wakefield, EFG Asset Management’s head of portfolio management in the UK. He believes a market ...

Catastrophe losses of $3 billion before tax, caused primarily by hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria, impacted American International Group’s third-quarter earnings. The company reported a net loss of $1.7 billion, or $1.91 per share. That compares wit...

ATN International, the US company that owns 51 per cent of One Communications, suffered losses in the third quarter as a result of hurricanes Irma and Maria striking the Caribbean. The Massachusetts-based company has reported an operating loss of $19...