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Bermuda does not need any more bad news on the economic front, but that does not mean it will stop. Yesterday saw the release of the retail sales figures for July, which proved what was fairly obvious anyway that the recession is deepening and recove...

By Jonathan Kent Premier Paula Cox and joined former Premier Sir John Swan on a panel at a conference focusing on infrastructure in Miami yesterday. The discussion marked the start of KPMG’s “Infrastructure Summit: An Island Perspective of a Global C...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The head of the International Monetary Fund yesterday urged advanced countries to take bold, coordinated action to break a vicious cycle of weak growth and high debt that threatens the global economy and has been worsened by dy...

September 14, 2011 Dear Sir, Today I purchased this $15 butternut squash from ModernMart. It had better be the finest tasting squash ever! The cashier even asked me if I wanted to put it back due to the ridiculous price of $3.99 a pound. The tourists...

Wednesday’s editorial dealt with some of the problems the Bermuda economy is facing, and what the causes are. Regardless of whom or what was responsible, what is important is to come up with solutions and means of bringing Bermuda out of the current ...

Bermuda will soon begin ”the great debate” on the issue of the economy and jobs, according to Economy Minister Kim Wilson. In a recent address to the Sandys Rotary Club, Senator Wilson said a public discussion, involving both the international busine...

Did anyone hear that massive sigh of relief earlier this week? It came from parents who thanked God that school started again having spent a long, hot summer with their kids. Things just seem to run a bit smoother in households when school is in. Goo...

It’s been said before, but bears repeating. The time it takes to release the results of the annual employment survey a year is a disservice to the community and to the policymakers who cannot make good decisions without accurate and up to date inform...