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Bermuda Visitor Services Centres are inviting the community to join “Purchase with a Purpose”—a campaign to share island pride while making a difference. The effort encourages individuals, families and businesses to purchase official Bermuda merchan...

Dozens took part in a protest outside the United States Consulate yesterday to jointly decry a new appointment and the unlawful killing of blacks in America. “It’s about stopping the global spread of fascism, racism, white supremacy, and stamping it ...

Businesses will put greater emphasis on employees and social responsibility and focus less on profit in a world changed by the Covid-19 pandemic. That was one of the takes from a webinar hosted by the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce and KPMG on how compa...

Systemic racism in Bermuda and around the world must not be swept under the rug, the Premier warned yesterday. David Burt reminded that, while the issue of race has been put in the international spotlight in the wake of the death of black American Ge...

People seeking to withdraw money from their retirement nest-eggs are flooding staff at the island’s pension regulator with queries. Yesterday, new rules opening access to a portion of pension pots came into effect to assist those struggling with the ...

Bermuda’s Commissioner of Police said he was “appalled and saddened” by the killing of a black man by a police officer in the United States. Stephen Corbishley posted the “from the heart” message on Facebook during the weekend about the killing of G...

Challenges arising from a major hurricane will be compounded by the Covid-19 pandemic, analysts have warned. Fitch Ratings, in its annual hurricane season report, said the added complications would be a headache for insurers already seeing an impact ...

The island’s human rights watchdog will reopen its doors tomorrow. A spokeswoman said that the Human Rights Commission, which has operated on a remote basis since the last week of March, was aware that some did not have access to other ways to get in...

Employment law changes that could make the difference between bankruptcy and survival for some firms have been discussed by business leaders and the Government. Dennis Fagundo, the president of the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce, said the legal requirem...

Digicel Bermuda will open its doors in a new location today. Don Foggo, the head of marketing for Digicel, said the move from Church Street to the former Stationery Store on the corner of Reid Street and Burnaby Street in Hamilton would offer custome...