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The East End now has a newspaper to promote its attractions, shops and heritage to visitors and locals. And the first edition of The St George’s Crown, a free publication, has proved to be popular, with many visitors taking copies back home as a vaca...

Employment and business services firm Expertise is to hold a series of careers seminars for job-hunting new graduates. Recent graduates who have already got a foot on the career ladder will be among those advising the latest graduates how to land the...

Insurance company BF&M was unchanged at $21 after 36,786 shares changed hands in Bermuda Stock Exchange trading. Butterfield Bank did not trade in Bermuda, but gained 16 cents, or 0.47 per cent, on the New York Stock Exchange to close on $34.10. The ...

Hardware store Gorham’s will today launch a new internet express order service. And the company said that ordering online with goods shipped in using Gorham’s cargo containers was cheaper than air freight. Rod Farrington, a senior manager at Gorham’s...

Bermuda-based investment fund Thema is to fork out $130 million to repay victims of US fraudster Bernie Madoff. Thema was among many feeder funds that directed cash to Madoff’s New York-based investment advisory business, often without their clients’...

Drinks giant Bacardi was so impressed by model Formula 1 cars designed by Saltus Grammar School pupils studying design and manufacturing, the firm yesterday invited them to see the real thing. Bacardi, whose Italian Martini arm sponsors the Williams ...

Tucked away on one of the most stunning stretches of South Shore is a beach hangout with a difference. And although there has been no great fanfare surrounding its arrival, its presence in Bermuda is significant. The island’s hosting of the 35th Amer...

Bank of Butterfield shares went up 25 cents to $33.50 on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index. The move, equal to 0.8 per cent, came after 1,466 shares traded. Insurance company Argus dropped 10 cents, or 2.3 per cent, to $4.25 after 19,930 shares moved. Tele...

Bermuda’s largest supplier of concrete was yesterday celebrating after winning one of its biggest ever contracts for work on the new airport. And Bill Morrison, CEO of SAL Trading, said the news would lead to extra jobs at the firm — while Canadian d...

It started with a bang and it finished with a bang for vendors at the America’s Cup Village. The five-week international sailing extravaganza kept local food concession kiosks on their toes throughout, with weekends particularly busy as thousands of ...