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May 19, 2012 Dear Sir, The PLP Government say they have done nothing wrong on the economy and point to Greece as an example of how a country can be badly affected by a worldwide recession. OK, Greece is not too sharp right now and for good reason. Mo...

The MoneyShop officially opened its doors in Dockyard this week, allowing cruise ship passengers and crew to send and receive money quickly and exchange currency. The new store, which is located above the Dockyard Pastry & Coffee Shop, is the third l...

Economy Minister Patrice Minors assured the House of Assembly she had “no intentions to make any changes to the existing policy” when it came to term limits. The statement came as Ms Minors rebutted Opposition claims that the policy had driven busine...

The sugar-induced high from the European Central Bank’s injection of more than $1.3 trillion in three-year money into Europe’s flailing banks has begun to subside. The Euro sovereign debt crisis, unfortunately, is far from over. Yields on Italian an...

Premier and Finance Minister Paula Cox said Bermuda’s accumulation of tax information exchange agreements is strengthening the Island as an international business centre. Ms Cox’s comments came after the latest Peer Review Group (PRG) report from the...

Bermuda has fully addressed two recommendations made two years ago by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development’s body on transparency and exchange of information for tax purposes, but it has more work to do in two other areas. That i...

According to Larry Burchall and Sir John Swan, the graphs above send a clear message that all is not well. They say the downward slides need to be arrested and turned around and that all trend lines must start going up again, that is, except the two ...

Premier Paula Cox has praised Bermudians for the way they have coped with the recession. She made the comments during a speech delivered on Friday in the Cayman Islands, which was released by her press officer last night. “I’d like to say something a...