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There was a worthy purpose to the fun and somewhat crazy pursuits witnessed at the second Xtreme Sports Games. Companies and organisations competed against one another at a variety of sports, including bubble football, zorb racing and human bowling. ...

Bermuda’s A+ credit rating and stable outlook have been affirmed by ratings agency Standard & Poor’s. The island report said: “The ratings reflect our view of Bermuda’s effective and predictable policymaking, very high gross domestic product per capi...

Bermuda’s share of net premiums in re/insurance dropped by $7.7 billion to $108.5 billion between 2014 and 2015. The latest figures from the Bermuda Monetary Authority added that capital held fell, but that total assets went up. Capital held dropped ...

President Donald Trump’s pledge to make America great again has helped drive US stock prices to new all-time highs in recent weeks. The newly-elected President’s outspoken demeanour combined with soaring business confidence have stoked hopes for a mo...

Entrepreneur and entertainer Gianluca Gibbons has launched a speaking brand called Mr Life Stylist, and has notched up an appearance at a business event in Mexico. The Bermudian made his debut Spanish speaking engagement at the GKIC Mexico Sales Stra...

An underwriting assistant and a taxi driver have teamed up to launch a new art experience aimed at children and adults. Scribbles Art Shack Studio, is the brainchild of Chrisanthi Bartley, who works for a reinsurance company, and Sekai Waldron. The n...

Booking a 965ft ship to try out a new cruise concept is “probably one of the craziest things I’ve ever done”, according to lawyer-turned-promoter Nathaniel Turner. But the ubersoca cruise, the Bermudian entrepreneur’s gamble on a travelling celebrati...

The annual rate of inflation was 1.9 per cent in February — unchanged from January. The education, recreation, entertainment and reading sector was the largest contributor to the year-over-year increase for the second consecutive month. This sector w...

About four years ago, Julie Grayston-Smith lost her sense of taste. She had breast cancer, and the chemotherapy and radiation treatments left their mark. As she cooked for a living, it made her job very difficult. “You get this metallic taste in your...

Michael Dunkley said the Bermuda Government was “closely following” developments after the United Kingdom began the process to leave the European Union. The announcement from the Premier comes after British Prime Minister Theresa May triggered Artic...

International charity Oxfam has singled out Bermuda’s HSBC in a major report on the use of tax havens by the top 20 European banks. The Oxfam report said that 26 per cent of profits generated by the top 20 banks in the EU were made offshore — althoug...

Opposition Senate leader Renee Ming has raised concerns about the lack of funding going towards support groups for women. Ms Ming voiced fears that there was no funding going towards the Women’s Resource Centre and the Physical Abuse Centre as senato...