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Residents now have a way of checking for the best internet deals in Bermuda by visiting a price comparison website. The pricecheck.bm website is an internet price comparison tool designed to assist consumers identify and compare residential telecommu...

Hotelier John Jefferis started his career in hospitality as a schoolboy working in a fish-and-chip restaurant in London’s tough east end — but now he’s become only the second member of the Tourism Hall of Fame in Trinidad & Tobago. Mr Jefferis, who n...

Bermuda’s competitive trust laws are attracting clients from other jurisdictions seeking a particular streamlined restructuring avenue. In the Cayman Islands alarm has been expressed at the “flight to Bermuda” of trusts seeking a more competitive sol...

Storms. Last weekend Bermuda was once again confronted with a major storm. The key to ensuring that minimum damage takes place is great preparation. After our experiences over the past years everyone takes the time to effectively prepare to protect t...

A blistering attack on major countries who brand offshore financial centres as tax havens has been launched by Bob Richards. The Minister of Finance warned that pressure on the offshore sector from abroad will continue into the foreseeable future. Mr...

A Bermudian art expert has linked up with a top US-based international art group to offer advisory services in Bermuda. Nicholas Lusher, who runs the Lusher Gallery in New York, has joined forces with the Winston Art Group, which operates in America ...

Small island countries are looking to public-private partnerships to fund major projects, a top lawyer said yesterday. Duncan Card, managing principal of Bennett Jones Bermuda, was speaking after he sat on a panel at the KPMG-sponsored Island Infrast...

Bermuda-based law firm Appleby has won a top award. The firm was crowned firm of the year in the offshore category in the UK’s Legal 500 awards. Appleby group managing partner Michael O’Connell said: “We are honoured to be named as Offshore Firm of t...

International telecoms firm Digicel is to block online adverts from third parties. The move — a first for mobile operators — means online advertising companies like Google, Facebook and Yahoo will now have to pay to deliver adverts to their subscribe...