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The Bermuda Stock Exchange has picked up a top award from an international finance sector magazine. The accolade of “most outstanding offshore stock exchange” was given to the BSX by Acquisition International magazine. Jonathan Miles, editor of AI, s...

A bid to end a deadlock over Belco buying solar-generated energy has been launched by the Regulatory Authority. The authority, now responsible for supervision of the electricity sector, wants to hear the views of the public and interested parties on ...

Bermuda First Investment Company Limited has reported a six-month profit of $300,000. That figure includes an unrealised profit of $900,000 as of December 31, 2016. The investment holding company has investments in a number of Bermuda companies liste...

Marking World Water Day, Bermudian-based Bacardi has highlighted the water-driven, green energy efforts of one of its leading brands, Martini. Since 2010, nearly all the electricity consumed at the Martini facility near Turin, Italy, has been generat...

Telecoms company One Communications yesterday revealed pricing for its new $20 million superfast fibre-optic internet service. A speed of 200 Mbps is targeted to cost $240 a month, while 50 Mbps will come in around $170 a month. Frank Amaral, chief e...

Any shifts in the geopolitical environment in the US and Europe that limit access to the insurance sector through tariffs, taxes and selective prohibitions, could harm businesses, communities and infrastructure projects. That is the warning from Mark...

A total of 29 island-based lawyers have won global rankings in a prestigious legal listing. Conyers Dill & Pearman topped the Bermuda rankings with 17 lawyers listed, some at Band 1, by the Chambers Global Guide. Law firm Appleby was in second spot w...

Electricity users will pay a bit extra to fund regulation of the industry under new legislation passed by MPs. The fiscal year that starts on April 1 will the first in which the electricity sector is regulated by the Regulatory Authority, whose remit...

Boat yards are experiencing a boom as owners race to get their vessels shipshape in time for the America’s Cup. Yard owners said they were buoyant after an sharp increase in business as May’s starting point for the finals of the international competi...

Bermuda’s telecommunications companies are increasing mobile phone, data and internet capacity ahead of the America’s Cup. And they are confident the island’s telecommunications services will be robust and will exceed consumer demand, according to a ...