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In the original Roman calendar November was the ninth month (novem in Latin = nine). But then the Romans added January and February so November became the eleventh month, which only proves there is nothing as constant as change! And so it is with cl...

The Bermuda branch of a global computer security watchdog will on Thursday hold its annual meeting — with a focus on privacy and data protection. Duncan Card, managing principal at legal firm Bennett Jones, will kick off the all-day Isaca meeting wit...

Dear Sir, You report in today’s paper (November 10) that the Attorney-General stated in response to legislation allowing the legal affairs minister to release a photograph of the offender that he did not have one. I find that statement quite incredib...

IC’s Overextended equalled its own season record during the second round of Best Three qualifiers at the Bermuda Equestrian Centre on Remembrance Day. The Whited Family’s mare ran a 1:03/3 in the Best Three four and five-year-old division with the si...

The safety pin-wearing Left is aghast at the realisation that president-elect Donald Trump could actually follow through on his promise to “cancel every unconstitutional executive action, memorandum and order issued by President Obama” on his first d...

Taxi owners and operators gathered at the Bermuda Industrial Union last night to discuss reintroducing a Taxi Commission to the island. Leopold Kuchler, the former president of the Bermuda Taxi Operators Association, criticised Government’s approval ...

Dear Heather, We’re tired of throwing our money away on rent. We want to buy our own piece of the rock but with all the political upheaval worldwide we’re not sure if now is the right time, or how it will affect Bermuda. On an economic level I’m not ...

Expect inflation and interest rates to climb in the US against the backdrop of a rising tide of support for far-right, populist parties in Europe. That is the outlook of Azad Zangana, senior European economist and strategist at London-based investmen...

A 64-year-old Devonshire woman has been fined $500 for wilfully and unlawfully causing $150 worth of damage to a windscreen wiper. Magistrates’ Court heard yesterday that Carla Eve had been served an eviction notice at her Devonshire residence by her...

People are being encouraged to check out how their donations are being put to good use, as charities celebrate National Philanthropy Day today. According to the Centre on Philanthropy, corporate donors have become increasingly wise about how they co...

Bermuda’s Red Bull Youth America’s Cup sailors will be among the local hopefuls competing in this week’s inaugural Viper 640 International Championship in the Great Sound. The regatta features some of the best sailors in the one-design keelboat who w...

With the US election in the rear view mirror, investors are looking ahead to the December Fed meeting where futures markets suggest another rate hike. The likelihood of a rate increase on top of the Republican party sweep has recently tumbled the pri...