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Virtually all asset classes gave positive returns in 2010, said Premier and Finance Minister Paula Cox yesterday as she reported on the performance of the Public Pension Funds. At the end of last December: - Contributory Pension Fund’s assets totalle...

KeyTech Ltd. jumped 12.74 percent (79 cents) to $6.99 on The Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) yesterday. The telecommunications provider traded 700 shares during the day. The Ascendant Group Ltd. also climbed 3.44 percent (50 cents) to $15 with 300 share...

The recession is behind us, times have changed and it’s time to get back to business. That will be the key message for the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners Caribbean Conference which will be held at the Fairmont Southampton between May 16 an...

Devonshire Cougars’ skipper Domico Coddington is hoping for a thrilling match tonight when his side travels to Somerset Cricket Club to face St. George’s Colts in the Friendship semi final. The two teams have played some entertaining matches this ter...

A Government moratorium has cut the size of the Island’s landscaping workforce by almost a third, a company owner believes. And he has warned: “It will probably be more.” In August, Government imposed a moratorium on work permit applications and rene...

The Department of Public Works will host the year’s first e-Waste recycling day on Saturday. Residents are asked to bring any old, worn-out electronics to the Tynes Bay Waste-to-Energy facility on Palmetto Road, Devonshire between 9am and 5pm. Items ...

A client of Mid Atlantic Wellness Institute was yesterday on trial for the sexual assault of a five-year-old girl. The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, faces two charges of sexual exploitation of a young person in an incident that unfolde...

Approximately 600 additional tourists flew to Bermuda in January and February this year Tourism Minister Patrice Minors announced yesterday. And she said that hotels are reporting a 30 percent increase in advanced bookings through August this year. H...

Government overspent by $15 million on King Edward VII Memorial Hospital during the current fiscal year. The House of Assembly will now be asked to approve that figure, as well as an extra $2.25 million spending on health insurance within the Ministr...