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"Government bonds could be the next big bubble, warns Schroders CIO"

The next bubble in the financial markets is now being inflated by the extraordinarily low yields on Government debt, according to Schroders’ group chief investment officer Alan Brown. Large holders of sovereign debt, such as Bermuda insurance compani...
Jun 28, 2011
Other

"MP Furbert sets sights on doctoral degree"

Progressive Labour Party MP Wayne Furbert is going back to school to do a doctoral degree in international business and finance. Mr Furbert says he’s fulfilling a lifelong dream to pursue higher learning, and is doing it by e-learning to maintain his...
Jun 28, 2011
Court

"Man fined $500 for stealing steak"

Leaving a supermarket with a steak hidden in his clothes proved costly for a 49-year-old Devonshire man. On June 11, the manager of the Shopping Centre saw Levi Pemberton place a $5.11 Angus steak down the front of his trousers and leave after purcha...
Jun 28, 2011
Other

"Hopes high over deal to save Hustle Truck "

Hustle Truck bosses remain confident they will soon be signing a deal to save the much-needed scheme, which offers work to the unemployed. Talks are currently taking place to draw up a public-private partnership to secure the future of the Government...
Jun 28, 2011
Other

"Girl on lilo rescued"

A little girl had to be rescued by boat after she floated off on a lilo into St George’s Harbour. Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre got a call just before 6.45pm on June 20 to say the youngster had drifted off from her home near Wellington Oval. Th...
Jun 28, 2011
Other

"Unemployment survey registers 650 as counting continues"

Government’s push to register the Island’s unemployed continues this week, with more than 650 people registered so far. The drive began last Tuesday. As of Friday, 531 surveys were completed online while 119 people registered at various stations acro...
Jun 28, 2011
Education

"NASA expert to teach robotics to children"

A former NASA bio-technologist and an engineer are joining forces to teach Bermudian youngsters the ins and outs of robotics and other exciting technologies. Teresa Harper and Baljit Saini are encouraging young people aged seven to 18 to take part i...
Jun 28, 2011
Politics

"Bermuda politicians attend conference in Grenada"

A delegation of Bermudian politicians are in Grenada as part of the Regional Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference. The 36th annual conference began on Saturday and ends Thursday. Minister of Government Estates and Information Services Ne...
Jun 28, 2011
Other

"Canadian tourists injured after bus driver missed speed bump"

Government could have to pay the medical costs of two tourists injured when a bus driver failed to slow down for a speed bump. The middle-aged couple needed hospital treatment after a bus driver went “flying over” a speed bump in Somerset Village. Th...
Jun 28, 2011
Tourism

"‘Bermuda can't dwell on its past heyday' - Crellin"

Bermuda needs to leave its tourism heyday memories in the past to be able to move into the future, according to hotelier Jon Crellin. Mr Crellin, who steps down as general manager of the Fairmont Hamilton Princess Hotel this week, has spoken out abou...
Jun 28, 2011
Court

"Murder suspect’s police informant status is revealed"

Alleged murderer Leroy Symons was a police informant regarding gang matters, and officers have “great concerns” for his safety now that news is public, according to a detective. It was Mr Symons’ own defence lawyer who first suggested last week that ...
Jun 28, 2011
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