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An “above average” Atlantic hurricane season is likely, with two to five storms potentially evolving into major systems. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration this week forecast 14 to 19 named storms, with five to nine developing into h...

Broader economic growth and development can be one of the results of more residents investing in listed companies through their national stock exchange, according to a report by the World Federation of Exchanges. And improved financial literacy is on...

A message in a bottle discovered in Bermuda over the weekend was set adrift hundreds of miles off the shores of the Azores on the same day two years earlier. Pam Amaral said her 19-year-old son, James, made the discovery on shore while the pair were...

Economies of scale have helped Bermudian-based Triton International Ltd benefit from stronger than expected demand for shipping containers. In the second quarter its net income was $45.7 million, or 62 cents per share, compared with $34.6 million for...

Voter information released ahead of the General Election was done following a request approved in 2012, according to the Parliamentary Registrar. Tenia Woolridge said that a review was conducted to determine how voter information — including e-mails...

Garon Wilkinson and Kaelin Cox will represent Bermuda at the Second Pan American Kung Fu and Taijiquan Championships in Puntarenas, Costa Rica. The pair, who were unable to enter at last’s inaugural competition, headed to Central America yesterday an...

At least 164 ballots were rejected from last month’s General Election, with Sandys South Central coming top at 14. At 0.48 per cent of the total count of 34,060, it was down from the 0.56 per cent in the 2012 election, in which 174 ballots were rejec...

Chloe Smith, Tashae Trott, and Phoebe Barboza are the new recipients of the Paget Parish Undergraduate Scholarship and Bursary Award. Chloe will receive $5,000 each year for the next four years as she begins her studies at Western University, Canada,...

Medical student Meliseanna Gibbons is to realise her childhood dream of becoming a doctor debt-free thanks to a scholarship. Ms Gibbons spent five years as a child in the African country of Cameroon with her missionary family and always wanted to ret...

A summer wine festival in Hamilton tomorrow is expected to pull in a hundreds of people for a glass of plonk. The “Uncorked” event at Hamilton’s Barr’s Bay Park, co-ordinated by Cushi Ming, is designed to bring people together to “meaningfully connec...