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Advice on how to attract and keep customers was doled out to a lively audience last week as more than 50 people attended the Economic Empowerment Zones Agency (EEZA) seminar targeted to retailers and vendors. The two-hour seminar provided entrepreneu...

Hiscox Bermuda has expanded its US property catastrophe team with the appointment of Bill Lazzaro as vice president — Underwriting. Reporting to Bevis Tetlow, senior vice president at Hiscox Bermuda, Mr Lazzaro joins from Aon Benfield where he held a...

The first phase of revised work permit policies, with a series of changes to work permit fees, come into effect today according to the Ministry of Home Affairs. Legislation modifying the cost of fees was passed in the House of Assembly last month, ap...

Saltwater Jewellery Design has opened in St George’s as the Old Town continues to transform itself into an eclectic centre of art and small niche shops. Selling necklaces, earrings and bracelets made of Bermuda seagrass, semi precious stones, fresh w...

Important lessons for insurers and reinsurers have emerged in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, which accounted for almost half of all insured losses worldwide in 2012. The world’s second-largest reinsurer Swiss Re has reported on issues highlighted by th...

With stock market indices pushing new highs, the investment community has become somewhat divided over exactly where we go from here. For one thing, what makes this bull market rather different from those of past eras is the sheer breadth of the rise...

The beloved Court Street restaurant Fish Hut has reportedly closed it doors. Rolling shutters graced the entry to the popular store on Thursday, with no sign to explain the reason for its closure. A spokesman for the Economic Empowerment Zone said th...

One of the tips in my best-selling investing guide, 101 Ways to Pick Stock Market Winners, is never invest in political footballs. I go on to say politicians think nothing of crushing companies, or for that matter, industries, regions or even states....

Dear Dave, My mother-in-law has a serious credit card problem. She can’t afford stuff, but she shops anyway, acquires more and more credit and thinks she’ll pay for it all later somehow. Her husband has bailed her out a few times, but he’s unwilling ...