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Bermuda-based Full Service Trade System, is now available in 29 countries. The system will be available to companies for a three-month promotional period during which the software and transactions will be free of charge, the company announced this we...

In a 1997 equities market marked by more than 30 percent gains for indices measuring insurance and broader market stocks, reinsurers and Bermuda-based companies lagged, analysts at Lehman Brothers have reported. But for the third year in a row of imp...

A seminar on personal tax issues relating to UK nationals working in Bermuda, which is scheduled for the Princess Hotel next Wednesday, has drawn a strong response with some 175 people signing up for it. It is being offered by the Hampden Group, a le...

Ltd. intends to merge its existing three London managing agencies into one. The boards of the various agencies believe the new strategy is essential if the group is to realise its full potential and maximise the advantages which its size and strength...

record high yesterday of 1,477.45, a gain of 7.58 points. Bermuda Commercial Bank gained 38 cents to reach $5.50, a new 52-week high for the stock. Bermuda Computer Services gained 50 cents on a trade of 350 shares to close at $12.50, a new high. The...

from Bermuda's 60/40 ownership rule. The Bank of Bermuda hopes to receive a secondary listing on the Nasdaq stock exchange in June. The move is conditional on the bank getting exemption from the rule requiring local companies be 60 percent owned by B...

slow in setting guidelines for telecommunications companies operating in the local marketplace. The company's general manager Colin Little was responding to Telecommunications Minister Sen. E.T. (Bob) Richards request to the industry's regulatory bod...

As a petition for the winding up of the Bermuda parent of a failed Hong Kong investment bank and brokerage was presented to the Bermuda Supreme Court last week, key financial institutions were jockeying to acquire profitable pieces of the business. P...

Some company executives simply import new technology -- such as desktop computers, fax machines, voice mail -- into the office and let it sit there hoping that people will change their methods to the machines, the software, or the system. Others see ...

Lotusphere, the company's annual conference. ORLANDO, Florida -- Lotus wheeled out an impressive range of new products before more than 10,000 attendees on the first day of Lotusphere on Monday. Among the products shown off were the next version of L...