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An office supplies company is publicising its new catalogue with a van covered in Post-it notes. The AF Smith van will tour the city and surrounding districts until the end of the week to hand out catalogues and promote the firm. And Sophia Araujo, d...

The Royal Gazette/BSX closed unchanged at 1,218.74 after a second day of no trading. The BSX Insurance Index ended the day up 7.69 points (0.48 per cent) at 1,602.01.

The Bermuda reinsurer set up by John Paulson, the American hedge fund manager, appears to be no longer writing reinsurance coverage. The news came out last night in a statement from Bermuda reinsurer Validus Holdings, which said its third-party capit...

Bermuda-based First Atlantic Commerce (FAC) has linked up with a tour management booking company in the Bahamas. The Island online payments provider is to work with RezBS, a Bahamian booking platform, to allow real time online credit card processing ...

International law firm Harneys has signed up five new lawyers for its Bermuda practice. And the firm said it planned to expand its on-Island team further in the coming months. Sarah-Jane Hurrion, Harneys’ managing partner, said: “Harneys’ growth in B...

A real estate firm has launched a pioneering company to rent furniture to new Island residents. Albert and Debbie Moura, who run Moura & Associates, spotted a gap in the market in catering to overseas workers. Now they aim to provide customised packa...

A cycling enthusiast has launched a new rental service offering retro-style bicycles for hire. And Lou Matthews said the St George’s-based tour business weRide had proved as popular with locals as with tourists. Mr Matthews, who is also director of s...

Island Trading has made a $1,000 donation to the Action on Alzheimer’s & Dementia (AAD) charity. The furniture and homewares store, on Reid Street East, presented the donation to the charity’s president Elizabeth Stewart. “We chose Action on Alzheime...

The Royal Gazette/BSX closed unchanged at 1,218.74 after a day of no trades. The BSX Insurance Index ended the day down 24.17 points (1.49 per cent) at 1,594.32.

Global reinsurance capital has fallen back from its $575 billion peak, recorded in 2014, and is now estimated to be 2 per cent lower at $565 billion. The reason for the $10 billion drop is unrealised investment losses, together with adverse foreign e...