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The West Indian Association is continuing its fundraising efforts to support the Caribbean after the back-to-back impact of major hurricanes. Several Caribbean islands were devastated by Hurricane Irma earlier this month, with some receiving a second...

The Royal Gazette/BSX Index’s eight-day winning streak came to an end on a day of no trading today, leaving the index at 2,121.17. With Butterfield Bank remaining at $35.50 on the Bermuda Stock Exchange, its New York Stock Exchange-listed shares fell...

Artists will be showing off their talents at the Charman Prize next month. An international panel of experts will judge the entries under an overriding theme of “Bermuse”, paying attention to design and composition, use of material, distinctive and c...

Freedom of information comes up for discussion on International Right to Know Day this Thursday, with a panel including Sam Strangeways from The Royal Gazette. Qian Dickinson from Bermemes, and Jonathan Starling from Greenrock, will join Ms Strangewa...

KPMG in Bermuda has split the roles of chairman and chief executive officer. Neil Patterson will remain chairman and Mike Morrison, head of advisory, will become the firm’s CEO. In a statement yesterday, KPMG said it was the first time in the firm’s...

Loan guarantees for sport and community clubs will help generate jobs, the minister in charge of the portfolio said this morning. Zane DeSilva, Minister of Social Development and Sport, used a press conference to discuss four areas outlined within t...

More than 50 submissions have been received for a programme that helps Bermudians get their home-grown ideas off the ground. The application process for the Bermuda Tourism Authority’s Tourism Experiences scheme closes this Friday. According to the B...

Tobacco Bay is to reopen to swimmers after levels of seawater bacteria dropped to normal. The Ministry of Health said tests over the weekend had shown bacteria levels were within acceptable limits, but that Environmental Health scientists would conti...

David Burt, the Premier, and economic development and tourism minister Jamahl Simmons attended the US Congressional Black Caucus Foundation annual legislative conference at the weekend. The two day CBCF meeting in the US capital is a major policy con...

Michael Dunkley, the former premier, yesterday called on government ministers to clear up questions about a planned trip to New York involving politicians. Mr Dunkley’s comments, made during the motion to adjourn, resulted in a heated exchange during...

I keep reading how this bull market is the second-longest since the Second World War. Lots and lots of articles, comments, observations, tweets, blog posts and on and on are running with this idea. The assertion has been made by both amateurs as well...

Bermuda has become the first overseas territory to be awarded whitelist status by France. David Burt, the Premier, told MPs the development underlined the Ministry of Finance’s efforts to support international co-operation on tax matters and financia...