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Health. Our most important asset is our health. If we look around us we wonder if people really practise that thought as the incidence of non-communicable diseases has grown by incredible rates over the past 30 years. If we truly believe that we need...

Deloitte employees left behind their computers, conference calls and e-mails to make an impact on primary schools Elliot Primary School and Heron Bay Primary. A total of 74 employees from the professional services firm split into groups to work at t...

Fifteen UK-based students attended a special dinner hosted by the Bermuda Society at the House of Lords. The Bermuda Society, based in Britain, fosters links between the two countries and held the dinner at the Cholmondley Room and Terrace at the Pal...

Bermuda-based CCS Group has opened an office in Portugal as it looks to offer information and communication technology solutions and support services in Europe. The relatively low cost of setting up in Portugal, together with its “highly educated tal...

Several major international business events are headed to the Island next year, including two inaugural conferences that could attract hundreds of corporate delegates to Bermuda for the first time. Bermuda Business Development Agency (BDA) this eveni...

Bermuda companies are prominent performers on the global stage with pressure to compete, grow and meet their commercial objectives. The high costs and reputational risks of failed business acquisitions or combinations structured by way of a merger or...

The three independent experts commissioned to assess the Bermuda Government’s efforts to balance its budget have been on the Island this week conducting research. The Fiscal Responsibility Panel (FRP) trio have had discussions with a number of people...

People aged 55 and over are the “lost generation” of the pensions world, an expert warned yesterday. Miguel DaPonte, senior vice-president for BF&M Investment Services, said: “It’s difficult to say because we get a range of individuals who come in, b...

Bermuda has been in the spotlight in Australia as senators examine the tax affairs of big business. An Australian senate committee set up to look at the tax affairs of major companies heard that oil giants Chevron had 200 companies registered in Berm...

A professor at an Oxford University school founded by late Bermuda resident James Martin, is to speak on the dangers faced in an increasingly interconnected world. Ian Goldin, director of the Oxford Martin School, at Oxford University, is one of the ...