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Shares of Butterfield Bank rose 0.7 per cent in Bermuda Stock Exchange trading. The bank added 25 cents to close on $39.50 as 3,464 shares changed hands. Butterfield’s US-listed shares also gained ground, climbing $1.39, or 3.55 per cent, to close on...

Police issued a warning today after social media messages highlighted a “paedophile frequenting the Fort Hamilton area” in Pembroke. The messages included a description of the person. The spokesman said acts of “vigilante justice – in relation to any...

Fifteen Bermudian participants in a graduate trainee initiative have completed a career readiness programme. The CRP is facilitated through the Department of Workforce Development in conjunction with industry partners, Performance Solutions and AB Co...

A UK-based specialist motorist insurer which has already backed a Lloyd’s of London syndicate plans to launch a Bermuda-based vehicle and an insurance linked securities manager on the island. ERS announced a $350 million capital raise led by Abry Pa...

Caribbean business leaders see cyber-risk as their top threat, according to PwC’s newly released Global CEO Survey. The survey polling 5,050 chief executive officers, worldwide, across January and February 2021, found that cyber has fast become a maj...

The insurance industry posted more merger and acquisition activity in 2020 than anticipated, despite Covid-19 related uncertainty, reveals the latest Deloitte 2021 Insurance M&A Outlook. The annual report examining insurance industry merger and acqui...

The Carifta Games have been put back by a further month, it was confirmed yesterday. Having already been postponed from last April because of the global pandemic, and rescheduled from this April to July, the popular youth athletics event will now be ...

More than one in four people in Bermuda have received at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine and 16 percent are fully immunised, the health ministry said last night. The news came as the ministry reported that a single coronavirus infection was de...

Tributes have been paid by the island’s teaching union to Dr Joseph Christopher, a former Commissioner of Education, who died earlier this week. In a statement, the Bermuda Union of Teachers described Dr Christopher as a “man of immense intellectual ...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority has won two top awards in recognition of its efforts to promote the island in the wake of Covid-19. Two BTA campaigns, which targeted the Afro-American market and encouraged people to work in Bermuda, were recognised at ...

It is a regular complaint that Christmas celebrations start earlier every year and that stores put up festive displays as soon as Thanksgiving is over. But it appeared the 2021 festive season had started even earlier after scores of people got Chris...