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Bermuda residents are being urged to consider how they will fund their retirement as new data shows increasing strain on people’s retirement finances around the world. The long-term impact of the global economic downturn that hit in 2008 caused milli...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority last night defended its decision to grant a loan to a private company after questions were raised by Shadow Transport Minister Zane DeSilva. “The Tourism Authority granted a request from the Whitfield Group to facilitat...

Last year, a large part of the United States was overwhelmed with powerful demonstrations, with thousands protesting against what they felt were strong-arm tactics by Police which led to the deaths of two black men and a young black boy. Although th...

Bermudian Shakir Hodsoll goes back into the hospital today in New Jersey to have part of his skull reinserted, as he continues to recover from a horrific car crash last August that claimed the life of three others. The 25-year-old suffered massive he...

An indoor playground that’s kid and parent-friendly is set to open in Smith’s in the coming months. Heather Super came up with the idea for the Playtrium after she struggled to find somewhere on the Island to keep her young daughter entertained. She’...

For more than 50 years a small carpentry workshop on North Shore Road, in Pembroke, has been producing crafted furniture, household items and trinkets. It has weathered many economic downturns, but in recent years the toll on the business caused by t...

Tourism authority chiefs have pledged to focus on increasing the Island’s return on investment, whatever today’s Budget announcement holds. Meanwhile, for the Bermuda Hotel Association, it is a case of “more of the same, please” as hoteliers hope tha...

I pointed to the word “no” on a sign at the Botanical Gardens. My four-year-old daughter frowned and said: “Cut it out mummy!” I told myself she was too young. A year later, she was even more resistant to reading the same sign. In primary one, readi...

Shoppers reacted with dismay yesterday to the news that the 10 per cent grocery discount will end after next week. Lindo’s, Supermart and MarketPlace stores agreed to offer the increased discount on Wednesdays beginning in December 2013 as part of an...

Constituencies 32 through 36 of the Progressive Labour Party will be combining on a series of activities under the banner of “Unity in the Community”. Constituency 35 MP Dennis Lister said: “Last year the western branches renewed our longstanding tra...

A special two-page spread promoting Bermuda is being featured in a commemorative edition of The New Yorker magazine. The Bermuda Tourism Authority (BTA) partnered with the iconic magazine to shape a multipronged, multiplatform campaign, including pri...

Norway-listed chemical shipper Eitzen Chemical has urged its shareholders to accept an exchange offer that will see the company move to Bermuda. Eitzen established Team Tankers International (TTI) as a vehicle enabling its move to the Island. “This i...