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Butterfield Bank has completed the acquisition of the Deutsche Bank Global Trust Solutions. In a statement the bank said that former GTS employees and accounts had successfully transitioned to Butterfield and all trust and fiduciary services for for...

Four charities received a total of $35,000 in donations from AIG Bermuda. The Salvation Army, Meals on Wheels, The Eliza Do Little Society and The Lady Compassionate Association were named as AIG’s 2018 charitable donation recipients. Each was presen...

People are warned not to fly kites that could get in the way of planes. Skyport advised kites should not be flown in the Ferry Reach area, Kindley Field Road and the Clearwater area of St David’s. It said if kites are flown in these areas, they could...

Boys of the Bermuda 22nd Cub Scouts assembled kites at their pack night to help practise their knots. The kites were adorned with planets to make a model of the solar system as part of the youngsters’ astronomer activity badge.

Bermuda has fallen seven places in the world’s top financial centres rankings and been leapfrogged by Cayman Islands, according to a report published by the City of London. The 23rd Global Financial Centres Index which is compiled by the Z/Yen Group ...

The board of a stalled hotel construction project at Morgan’s Point has been changed, as the Government said it was in discussions with the developers over their need for more financing. Craig Christensen and Nelson Hunt have quit the board of George...

A new $300 million-plus power plant and cargo port could generate a fresh role for Marginal Wharf in St David’s. The two schemes, expected to cost more than $150 million each and take several years to complete were announced yesterday by Lieutenant-...

Angola’s new president, João Lourenço, has said one of his highest priorities is to root out the corruption and favouritism that thrived under his predecessor, José Eduardo dos Santos, who ruled for 38 years. Lourenço should look no farther than the ...

Social media posts made by members of the public are fair game for journalists, a representative with the island’s media council has confirmed. Don Burgess, executive officer of the Media Council of Bermuda, said that there was a misconception that p...

Large numbers of a jellyfish-like marine animal have washed up on Bermuda’s beaches in the last few days. The Department of Environment and Natural Resources said the numbers of Velella velella had been boosted by stormy weather at sea over the past ...