HOUSTON -(Dow Jones)- Weatherford International Inc.'s (WFT) board approved moving the company's incorporation to Bermuda from Delaware, as it seeks to improve international growth, which already represents 60 percent of its total business.
In a pres...
BERMUDIANS should decide the final boundaries of Bermuda's new electoral map at the next General Election, former Premier Sir John Swan said yesterday, arguing that implementing the findings of an appointed Boundaries Commission would amount to "shor...
Palestinians are burying their differences with their embattled president, Yasser Arafat, pledging to stand by him after Israel declared him an enemy.
Since Israeli tanks pushed to Arafat's West Bank doorstep in Ramallah, leaders of secular and Islam...
Spring is here, Valentine's Day is long gone and those planning June weddings are coming down to the wire.
Money matters. Statistically, we know that individuals spend more time buying a car or planning an outfit to wear to a party than they do plann...
Bermudians who now take up their British passports owe a debt of gratitude to the "Magnificent Seven" United Bermuda Party rebels who stood up against moves towards independence, one of the group claimed yesterday.
Maverick UBP MP Trevor Moniz said i...
THE recent attack mounted by Caribbean foreign ministers on US Secretary of State Colin Powell at a Bahamas summit meeting is "a classic example" of how Bermuda's economic and social stability could be jeopardised by the Government decision to join C...
After receiving its third reading in the House of Lords and the Royal Assent, the move towards granting British passports to Bermudians and other citizens of British Overseas Territories is now virtually complete.
It now seems certain that Bermudians...
The bill granting Bermudians the right to live and work in Britain and hold UK passports was finally passed yesterday.
The House of Lords yesterday gave the British Overseas Territories Bill its third and final reading after a debate lasting just ni...
February 12, 2002
Dear Sir,
The public's message to the Boundaries Commission is that it is confused and demands to be informed before being asked to give an opinion. The public wants to know the pros and cons before passing judgment.
This is not jus...
February 8, 2002
The following was sent to the The Constituencies Boundary Commission, Court No. 5, Court Street South, Hamilton HM 12
Dear Sir Frank, Dame Lois and Gentlemen:
Thank you for providing the public with a limited opportunity to take par...
