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Bermudian high flyer Connor Burns has attended a summit for entrepreneurs featuring US President Barack Obama. Mr Burns, co-founder of Bermuda Aerial Media and Canada-based Skymatics with business partner E.J. Burrows, was invited to go to the US gov...

The ruling One Bermuda Alliance has hit back after a major business survey suggested political strife is denting business confidence in Bermuda. Senator Lynne Woolridge, the OBA chairwoman, spoke out after the Business Confidence Index Report found t...

Tech-savvy students got the chance to connect with IT professionals at a networking event in Hamilton. More than 75 people attended the event at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club, run by the Technology Leadership Forum. Attendees, which included current a...

A total of 21 students were yesterday awarded scholarships by the Association of Bermuda International Companies. The Michelle Outerbridge Memorial Award, named after a former Abic scholar who died in 2000 aged 18 just after starting university in Ca...

The Royal Gazette/BSX Index closed unchanged at 1,205.38. The only trading of the day was in utilities group Ascendant, whose price was unchanged at $5.45 after 12 shares sold. The BSX Insurance Index was down 3.67 points, or 0.22 per cent, at 1,650....

The importance of the insurance-linked securities industry to Bermuda’s economy has been underlined in a report on the island’s ILS market. It is estimated that Bermudian-based ILS funds have a total economic impact on the island of $734 million. At ...

Law firm Appleby Bermuda employed a record number of 18 university students to participate in its annual Summer Student Programme with five of the students returning from the previous year. Appleby’s yearly initiative to expose young Bermudian studen...

A new internship programme targeting students from the public school system has been set up. Now eight pupils from the Berkeley Institute and CedarBridge Academy are taking part in the scheme, set up by the Association of Bermuda International Long T...

A charity backed by Bermudian insurance firms handed out a total of $293,000 in scholarships. The Bermuda Foundation for Insurance Studies gave out the awards to 13 students at a special reception. Gail Martin, chairman of the BFIS board of trustees,...

Cup Match is coming early to St George. For the Olde Towne Market this Sunday is to feature a Cup Match theme, with stalls, vendors and attendees encouraged to get in the spirit with the club colours of dark blue and light blue of St George’s and th...