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A number of Island businesses have shown corporate responsibility for the environment and the education of youngsters by supporting the distribution of a locally-filmed environmental DVD to schools. Through sponsorship the companies have increased th...

The recession has made many people want to train for new careers or higher-paying positions. But when you have children to raise and bills to pay, taking time out to study is easier said than done. However, for Sandra Ottley and Sam Botelho, having M...

Bermuda’s rate of inflation held steady in March as consumers paid less at the pump for gas but nearly 3 percent more for their electricity compared to the month before. Between February and March 2013, the average cost of goods and services in the C...

Insurance managers as well as auditors, actuaries, lawyers, regulators, bankers and other employees in the insurance management industry are the target audience for a daylong ‘education summit’ on key industry subjects. The Bermuda Insurance Manageme...

There are business opportunities for Bermuda in Mexico and elsewhere in Latin America, but the Island needs to make itself better known in the region. That was the sentiment of former president of Mexico Felipe Calderón as he addressed the Capital G ...

The inflation rate in Bermuda has risen for the first time in three months. It rose 0.2 percentage points from the 1.9 percent measured in January 2013, as we paid more for health and personal care and food and transport in February, Government figur...

Re/insurer Validus yesterday presented $35,000 to Beyond Rugby Bermuda . The donation is direct result of the successful Running of the Bulls race held earlier this year which raised $10,000, plus a gift of $25,000, to support the charity’s ongoing w...

More companies are buying cyber insurance to protect their organisations from the financial consequences of a data breach or cyber attack, according to a new report by global broker Marsh. The report, titled “Benchmarking Trends: More Companies Purch...

Only in business a year, Canterbury Law has added several staff including a Bermudian law pupil as the firm sees its employment and insolvency practice grow amid the economic downturn. As director Juliana Snelling put it: “Board rooms seem restless a...