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XL Group Ltd has estimated net catastrophe losses of $1.48 billion for the third quarter. Most of the losses — about $1.33 billion — were attributed to hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria. The announcement comes after the Association of Bermuda Insurer...

Bermuda Security Group Ltd’s contract for passenger and baggage screening at the LF Wade International Airport has been extended until the new terminal opens in 2020. BSG, which has held the contract at the airport since 2001, is required to provide...

Shares of Devonshire Industries improved by $1, or 22.2 per cent, to $5.50 after 1,000 were traded on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index. Also improving was HSBC Holdings, up five cents, or 0.51 per cent, to $9.85 after 1,000 shares were exchanged. Ascendan...

Diversifying Bermuda’s economy through the space industry is one of the routes being explored by the Government of Bermuda. It is a sector that has been pursued for a number of years, and the impetus will continue, according to Walter Roban, Minister...

Co-operation. How many of you have really looked at this word to identify the key action word contained within — “operation”! This is an action word and when we think about how we get things done it always takes an “operation” to make everything hap...

Architects in Bermuda are looking for ways to make more businesses accessible to the physically challenged and visually impaired. The Institute of Bermuda Architects (IBA) hosted an architectural tour last week in Hamilton for members and invited ind...

Argus Group shares dropped by 23 cents, or 5.8 per cent, to $3.77 after 20,398 traded on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index. Shares of Ascendant Group improved by one cent, or 0.1 per cent, to $9.26 after 35,049 changed hands. On the New York Stock Exchange...

Owner of a Hamilton shopping mall and office complex expect a solar panel installation to save them $17,000 a year in electricity costs. And Washington Properties (Bermuda) Ltd, owner of Washington Mall, says it will pass on those savings to tenants....

(Bloomberg) — The US solar industry is about to airlift rooftop panels and batteries to Puerto Rico, where more than 90 per cent of homes and businesses remain without electricity after Hurricane Maria destroyed the grid. The first plane of supplies ...

Retirees and those preparing for retirement are increasingly looking to the sky for a way to bring a degree of certainty about some of their future household expenses. Many are installing solar panels at their properties to generate electricity that ...