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When the wholesale cost of chicken went down, The Rotisserie Grill’s owners had a choice to make — either keep the extra revenue margin for themselves or pass on the saving to customers. Co-owners Walter and Wilmont Simmons decided to pass on the sav...

Keep calm and stick to your investment plan. That was the advice from two leading Bermuda investment professionals yesterday, as more wild swings on Wall Street ended in a sixth successive down day. Robert Pires, chief executive officer of BIAS, and ...

A total of 10,500 shares worth $27,110 traded on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index. Telecommunications firm KeyTech was down 40 cents (13.8 per cent) to $2.50 after 9,200 of its shares moved. The Bank of Butterfield saw 1,100 shares change hands, moving it...

NEW YORK (Bloomberg) — The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index fell into a correction for the first time since 2011 in one of the most volatile trading days ever, as a rout in global equity markets deepened. It was a day of wild swings as equities plunged at...

A new range of swim shorts with a Bermuda theme has been launched. The Bermies range of skin shorts were the brainchild of Uki Deane, based in the United States, but with strong family ties to Bermuda. The 25-year-old explained his first business ven...

Amlin is not looking for a buyer, its chief executive officer Charles Philipps said in a conference call yesterday. The London-headquartered insurer and reinsurer, which has an office in Hamilton at 141 Front Street, has been the subject of buyout ru...

A total of 103,180 shares worth $231,578 traded on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index. The Bank of Butterfield saw 103,480 shares move, leaving its price six cents (3.4 per cent) down at $1.68. Insurance firm Argus fell 20 cents (five per cent) to $3.80 aft...

The Royal Gazette/BSX Index ended the week down 16.22 points (1.32 per cent) at 1,220.01. Three stocks declined, while two finished higher. Argus Group improved 10 cents (2.6 per cent) to close at $4 after 1,700 shares traded, while LOM Financial end...

MADRID (Bloomberg) — A rare insurance deal gave Borussia Dortmund, Germany’s only publicly traded football club, a financial boost even as the team had its worst performance in the Bundesliga championship in seven years. Dortmund finished seventh in ...

You don't need big bucks or a large loan facility at a bank to build a successful business. If you want the proof look no further than Michelle and George Wales. The couple own and operate CV Café in St George and have built up a business that has at...