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Bermuda’s Director of Energy will represent the Island next week at the 2011 Caribbean renewable Energy Finance Conference as the keynote speaker. Jeanne Nikolai will be flown by the event’s organisers for the event, where she will give an overview o...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - While a jury studied the evidence in Raj Rajaratnam’s trial yesterday, a former trader associated with his Galleon Group hedge fund became the latest to plead guilty in a sweeping government probe of insider trading on Wall Stree...

Nabors Industries Ltd’s profits rose more than doubled during the first quarter of 2011 - but the company expects to do even better in the next quarter according to its chairman and CEO. The Bermuda-based drilling firm reported net income of $82.2 m...

Making the most of your investment choices was the focus for Business Bermuda Local Awareness Committee’s last monthly luncheon seminar of the season. The sixth seminar of the series entitled ‘Investing 101: Making the Most of Your Investment Choices...

Butterfield Bank rose 2.25 percent (three cents) on The Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) yesterday. The bank traded 82,312 shares to close at $1.36. LOM (Holdings) Ltd also saw 5,000 shares change hands as it fell 1.58 percent (five cents) to $3.10. The ...

A Devonshire man was yesterday charged with assaulting and attempting to rob a pair of tourists in a public toilet. Omar Young, 37, pleaded not guilty in Magistrates’ Court to one count of attempted robbery. He also denied one count of unlawful wound...

A ‘gang initiation’ message currently circulating the Island is not an official warning from the Bermuda Police Service. The message titled ‘Police warning not a joke what has it come to!’ is making its way around the Island via email and BlackBerry ...

Punching another man in the face has cost a Warwick man nearly $30,000, Magistrates’ Court heard. Richard Brown, 35, of Glenwood Park Crescent, yesterday pleaded guilty to assault causing grievous bodily harm against Matthew Claridge on December 5. B...