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If popularity is measured by the number of times the Bermuda Festival Orchestra (BFO) has been invited to perform at the annual cultural festival, then the orchestra must be very popular indeed. First developed for the 2009 Bermuda Festival, this ye...

NEW YORK (Bloomberg) New Zealand’s deadliest earthquake in eight decades, which toppled buildings and trapped workers in Christchurch, the country’s second-largest city, may lead to higher prices for reinsurance in the Asia-Pacific region. Bermuda is...

Bermuda basketball player Terence Dill scored seven points and snatched seven rebounds in the Buffalo Stampede’s 121-113 loss to the New York Lions at home. Last weekend’s defeat drops the Stampede to 6-4, after another exciting game which saw them h...

Bermuda Press (Holdings) Ltd’s net income grew fivefold as the company slashed expenses by almost ten percent. Net earnings were $316,000 for the year ended September 30, 2010, or 23 cents per share, compared to $63,000, or five cents a share, in the...

Concepts like alkalinity and the density of water don't mean a lot to the average eight or nine-year-old, but one programme is hoping to bring them alive through hands-on experience. The Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS) Explorers Series Wat...

Close to 50 business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs attended the BSBDC sponsored Money Matters Seminar last week at the Bermuda Industrial Union, where industry professionals and senior banking officers answered questions on how to acquire financi...

Endurance Specialty Holdings Ltd announced yesterday that William Bolinder has been elected as its new chairman, effective March 3. He will succeed Kenneth LeStrange, who founded Endurance in 2001. Mr Bolinder has been a member of the Bermuda re/insu...

Las Vegas showman Rick Thomas says he’s thrilled to perform in Bermuda with his hand-reared white tiger Kaos. His show, starting Friday at the Fairmont Southampton Hotel, opens with trained birds, and features dance and illusionist tricks. Although t...

NAGPUR, India, (Reuters) - England laboured to a thrilling six-wicket victory completed with eight balls to spare over the Netherlands in a Group B match to avert what would have been the first upset of the World Cup yesterday. The Netherlands batsme...