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The Royal Gazette/BSX Index yesterday closed at 1,962.15, down 0.38 points or 0.02 per cent. Insurance firm BF&M dropped 5 cents, or 0.2 per cent, to $20.75 after 3,630 shares moved. The Bank of Butterfield was unchanged at $32 after 2,025 shares tra...

A total of 641 labour dispute inquiries were handled by Government’s labour relations section during the 2015-16 year. More than 180 of the were complaints, while 448 were described as consultations. Patricia Gordon-Pamplin, Minister for Home Affairs...

Some Bermuda reinsurers may consider changing tax domicile if the US enacts the tax cuts proposed by Donald Trump in his presidential election campaign. That is the view of analysts at Standard & Poor’s Global Ratings, whose new report on the island...

As the year progresses the Internal Revenue Service continues to provide taxpayers with updates on expiring legislation that was renewed as well as deductions indexed for inflation. Recent updates follow. FBAR: new filing deadline The new annual due ...

A smoothie and juice business that started as a home-based enterprise a few months ago has set up in premises on Elliott Street. The change was necessary after a house move meant there was no longer space at home to prepare juices for clients. In Dec...

Four executives have gained qualifications from the Institute of Directors. And the Bermuda branch of the organisation said that this year will be the first time that IoD diploma in company direction programme will be held on the island instead of Lo...

For this month’s article I have decided to provide a substantial extract from a speech I gave recently to Pembroke Rotary on ethical behaviour within companies. Today I will try to address the subject of ethical behaviour from the standpoint of compa...

Bank of Butterfield shares closed up $1 at $32 on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index. The move, equal to 3.2 per cent, came after 4,577 shares sold. On the New York Stock Exchange, the bank was also up — 99 cents, or 3.16 per cent, at $32.28. The Royal Gaze...

A total of 44 businesses have failed to keep up with health insurance coverage for their employees, according to Bermuda Health Council figures. The BHeC said that more than 200 employees and non-working spouses were affected by firms’ failure to pay...

Young Bermudians who want to storm the ramparts of island international business should start their campaign overseas, a top reinsurance lawyer said yesterday. David Amaro, assistant vice-president and associate legal counsel at reinsurance firm Hami...