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The Bermuda Stock Exchange has launched a guide for new investors. The Investor Education Guide is part of the BSX’s drive to encourage island residents to invest in the stock market. Greg Wojciechowski, president and CEO of the BSX, said: “The guide...

American International Group said its chief executive officer is to step down. Peter Hancock will remain CEO until a successor is found, the company said today. AIG, a New York-based global insurer with offices in Bermuda, has posted losses in four o...

Investment holding company Somers Ltd dropped 50 cents to $13.25 on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index. The fall, equal to 3.6 per cent, came after 200 shares traded. Telecoms firm One Communications remained at $2.50 after 21,700 shares traded. And the Ban...

Upmarket women’s clothes store Calypso is set to reopen next week after a makeover. The Front Street fixture has been closed for around two weeks for modernisation. Pierre Dutoya, chief executive officer of store owners Hornburg Calypso, said the hig...

An organisation for professional women is celebrating a name change that better reflects its broad-based membership. The Bermuda branch of 100 Women in Finance is a networking and philanthropy group that has thrived since it was set up and gained off...

BTC is hosting a live online chat platform to help with customer queries. The BTC platform is similar to one already run by sister firm Digicel, where customers can type messages direct into an on-screen window. Jakai Franks, BTC vice-president of cu...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority and Airbnb have signed an agreement that will help to promote the island as a world-class destination for leisure, group travel and tourism investment. The partnership will create a framework that opens a dialogue betwee...

A personal trainer is set to give exercise fans a shock to their systems — with a special suit that stimulates muscles using electricity. Derek Fisher, owner of Whole-Ly Fit, a personal training studio, said his X-Body suit offered benefits to a wide...

Business veteran Michael Marshall has served his 250,000th customer in a career spanning more than six decades. Mr Marshall, now aged 77 and owner of cleaning firm Marshall’s Maintenance Company, started the first cleaning company in Bermuda when he ...