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Phil Butterfield is “disappointed” by the lack of impetus in the government response to recommendations made by the BermudaFirst advisory group that he chairs. The non-political group was commissioned by David Burt, the Premier, to put forward ideas ...

The CFA Society’s Financial Literacy series at the Bermuda College, is back by popular demand. “What makes our classes unique is that we dig in with real life examples,” said series co-ordinator Robin Masters. “People want to talk about money, but of...

The rate of inflation climbed to 1.5 per cent in August. That is 0.3 percentage points higher than in July. The all-items index was 106.5 in August, which means a basket of goods and services that cost $100 in April 2015, now costs $106.50. Year-on-y...

Philanthropist and immensely successful businessman and investor Allan Gray has died in Bermuda at 81. Described as “an unassuming man and full of class”, the island resident was media-shy, but his achievements are widely known in the business world ...

Scooter Mart has thrown its support behind a fundraising initiative to benefit the Tsavo Trust, a charity that supports conservation efforts in Kenya’s Tsavo National Park. The Paget business will donate $100 to the charity for every bike sold by Nov...

Bermuda’s temporary blacklisting by the European Union this year provided valuable lessons, Curtis Dickinson told an insurance industry audience yesterday. The Minister of Finance said the importance of regular engagement with the island’s major trad...

Jeneba O’Connor has combined her training in three vocations to create a new type of counselling practice. Ms O’Connor, a clinical mental health counsellor, yoga instructor and former teacher, has opened Metanoia Counseling Services in Washington Mal...

Hospitality professionals have been invited to attend two informational workshops that will pave the way for a new tourism education programme in Bermuda’s primary and middle schools. Bermuda Tourism Authority is hosting the workshop twice at the Ham...

Small fingerprints on TV and computer screens are a foreshadowing of the world to come. Those marks are created by the younger generation who are so familiar with the concept of “pinching” a screen to expand its content that they assume every monitor...

The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation has hired five new staff to provide better assistance to existing and new entrepreneurs. The BEDC has restructured its organisation to better serve clients and now has four units as follows: finance, data ...