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Concerns that customers are not getting the internet speeds they are paying for is one of the items to be reviewed by the Regulatory Authority of Bermuda (RAB) during the coming fiscal year. The Consumer Affairs Board has discussed the matter with th...

The Royal Gazette/BSX closed down 0.68 points (0.05 per cent) at 1,236.36. Insurance firm BF&M was down nine cents (0.5 per cent) at $16.90 after 1,000 shares traded. Utilities company Ascendant Group was unchanged at $4.80 after 600 shares sold.

Britain’s biggest circulation Sunday newspaper has put Bermuda under the spotlight regarding billions of dollars that are sent to the island by internet giant Google. The Sun on Sunday yesterday published a story about Google directing an estimated $...

An IT firm founded three years ago has carved out a niche for itself by concentrating on smaller businesses. Mobile Tech, run by Robbie Swainson and Kevin DaCosta, began as a home business. It now has an office and store in Pembroke. “We’ve been frie...

A new scheme to train compliance officers for Bermuda businesses is to start in April. The programme, which is a first for offshore jurisdictions, will prepare students to work in the investment and financial world as in-house regulators. The scheme ...

A clone company using the name of a legitimate Bermuda-based firm is suspected to be operating. Kuva Limited, which is found at www.kuvaltd.com, promotes an investment firm which falsely claims to be regulated by the Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA)....

Shares worth more than $230,000 traded on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index last week. The Index finished the week at 1,237.03, up 27.27 (2.2 per cent). The biggest gainer was KeyTech, with its shares rising 50 cents (16.7 per cent) to close at $3.50 after...

The Royal Gazette/BSX closed unchanged at 1,237.03. The day’s sole trading was in the Bank of Butterfield. A total of 4,500 shares changed hands, leaving the bank’s price unchanged at $1.80.

The Phoenix Stores group has bought up photographic firm Kodak Express. George Grundmuller, president and CEO of Phoenix Stores, said the acquisition gave his firm the chance to expand on its range of products and services. He added: “We are happy to...

Dear Dave, My husband was laid off a month ago from a job making $80,000 a year. We have no debt except our house payment. We owe about $82,000 on it, but it's valued at approximately $300,000. We've also got an emergency fund of $30,000, and I work ...