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DATE: Feb 07, 1998
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British Airways signalled its intention to service Bermuda better with the arrival this week of its inaugural "Triple Seven'' flight from London's Gatwick.
Emblazoned with US artist Jenifer Kobylarz's work on the tail, "Waves of the City'' arrived at...
DATE: Feb 06, 1998
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International Ltd. to buy subsidiary Logic Communications Ltd., The Royal Gazette has learned.
Logic provides data communications and consultancy on the Island. The company also provides Internet service. BTC and Logic had no comment yesterday.
As pr...
DATE: Feb 06, 1998
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LONDON -- British newspapers yesterday praised Foreign Secretary Robin Cook's plans for Britain's remaining overseas possessions but most criticised him for not making a formal offer of British passports to the territories' citizens.
Almost all of th...
DATE: Feb 06, 1998
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climbing 12.09 points to yet another new high of 1,709.30, as bank stocks continued their rising trend.
Bank of Bermuda closed 50 cents higher at $40, another record, as Bank of Bermuda warrants jumped by $2 or 15.4 percent to $15, also an all time h...
DATE: Feb 06, 1998
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LONDON -- Government and business leaders were taking a wait-and-see attitude to calls by Britain Foreign Secretary Robin Cook for Bermuda to tighten up on financial regulations and anti-money laundering laws.
Mr. Cook, in his keynote speech to the D...
DATE: Feb 06, 1998
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Massachusetts over the EMLICO (Electric Mutual Liability Insurance Co.) controversy was underscored by developments this week.
Letters were simultaneously being fired off across the Atlantic on Monday, one from the Bermuda Court to a US district cour...
DATE: Feb 06, 1998
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David Fox, Business Editor
Foreign Office over giving British passports to Dependent Territories citizens were denied yesterday.
Both The Guardian and the Daily Mail said Home Secretary Jack Straw and International Development Minister Clare Short were furious with Foreign Sec...
DATE: Feb 06, 1998
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Long-time chairman of the Insurance Advisory Committee and new chairman of the Board of Governors of the Bermuda College, Brian R. Hall, has warned that executive job production continues to outstrip supply.
He conceded that his 1996 prediction that ...
DATE: Feb 06, 1998
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David Fox, Business Editor
recently received a cheque for $1,200 from Franklin Travel president Patti Daly Franklin. Kim Every, senior leisure agent, and Sarai Saints (far right), administrative accounts manager, look on. The money was raised when $1 was put toward the WRC for...
DATE: Feb 06, 1998
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