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Playing a whack-a-mole game might not seem the best use of time for the Premier or business leaders, until you take a closer look at what it was all about. A computerised version of the game, where players try to hit a pretend mole before it vanishes...

New technology to reduce pain and discomfort from mammogram examinations has been introduced at a clinic. Alaire Godfrey, managing director at Ultimate Imaging, said: “This innovative technology is at the forefront of women’s imaging and provides an ...

A sombre feeling is spreading among Germany’s elites as the long-term implications of Brexit sink in. Of the European Union’s 27 member states, Ireland obviously has the most to fear from Britain’s departure. But Germany may be second. That is becaus...

The coronavirus outbreak is already threatening oil markets. The fear of lower demand — from a disease-stricken China and eventually globally as the economic impact widens — has destabilised prices, sending crude to its lowest levels in more than a y...

As a follow-up to the youth session on Transformational Leadership held on Martin Luther King Day, the Bermuda Climate Action Network and Imagine Bermuda collaborated with Speciality Cinema in hosting a free screening of the movie Just Mercy for seni...

In the third part of a five-day feature on the Cayman Islands’ growth story and what Bermuda can learn from it, we gauge views on the business environment in both territories. Bermuda can learn something from Cayman about creating an environment in ...

The Progressive Labour Party has elected its first female party chair. A PLP spokeswoman announced that Dawn Simmons was elected to fill the post at the reconvening of the party’s Annual Delegates’ Conference on Monday night. She added that Steven Ro...

A construction firm head is to sue another group in the sector over an alleged attempt to sell an insolvent business. Jason Smith, of Smith Hauling & Excavation, filed a writ in the Supreme Court against Dennis Correia, Correia Construction and Corco...

Tension over race and the presence of large numbers of expatriates is much less evident in Cayman than in Bermuda, according to a retired Bermudian insurance executive who ran a business there. Glen Gibbons was sent to Cayman in 2016 to take the post...

A sail training programme designed to help build character in schoolchildren is even more relevant today than when it first launched more than a decade ago, the outgoing executive director of the programme said. Branwen Smith-King, who has just left ...