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Butterfield at 52-week low

Butterfield Bank tumbled nearly 6 per cent to lead local stocks lower last week. Shares of the bank slid to $1.60, a 52-week low, as 46,300 shares changed hands in Bermuda Stock Exchange trading. The only other domestic-board issuer to trade was Wes...
Jun 16, 2015
Other

Know your boundaries when moving

Dear Heather, We are in the process of selling our home. Our agent tells us we must have a boundary survey done. Why? When should it be done and how much does it cost? Seller A Boundary Survey is recommended each time a property changes hands and ...
Jun 16, 2015
Football

End of the road

Bermuda 0 Guatemala 1 Battling Bermuda were unable to continue their World Cup qualifying journey after crashing out to Guatemala in front of a large crowd at the National Stadium last night. Stefano Giordano, the Guatemala midfielder, struck in the ...
Jun 16, 2015
Event

Chefs land ‘dream’ jobs with Oracle Team USA

Two local chefs are cooking up a storm for America’s Cup defending champions Oracle Team USA. Matthew Pridham and Benjamin Bernardo are now working at the team’s base and for Mr Bernardo the job is “proof that hard work pays off”. “If you’re Bermudi...
Jun 16, 2015
Bermuda Works

Millennials crave flexibility

Millennials highly value flexible work arrangements, as well as paid parental leave, according to a recent survey by accounting firm Ernst & Young. Millennials are the most likely generation to say that they would change jobs or careers, give up prom...
Jun 16, 2015
Other

Lawyers raise concerns over legal reforms

Local lawyers raised a host of concerns with the Bermuda Government over legislation aimed at improving the legal system. In a letter to Attorney-General Trevor Moniz dated March 18, the Bermuda Bar Association (BBA) warned that the Magistrates’ Cour...
Jun 16, 2015
Bermuda Works

People data everywhere — bring the outside in

Leading organisations routinely use both internal and external data to build their brand, find new customers, manage risk, and make investment decisions. What if HR could leverage data just as effectively? That time has come. Accessing employee data ...
Jun 16, 2015
Opinion Writer

Inflation and the ‘Uber effect’

On the taxi ride back home from the LF Wade International Airport a couple of weeks ago my unapologetic driver informed me the fare had gone from the usual $30 to about $40, a 33 per cent increase. That made me think of a topic which I believe every ...
Jun 16, 2015
Home & Away

Sky’s the limit for adventurous pilot

Somewhere over Greenland John Tomlinson knew he’d made a horrible mistake. The air flowing into his vintage Cessna was below zero, and he’d only brought a fleece jacket for the 6,000-mile journey to Bermuda. “When I first left Bermuda to pick up the ...
Jun 16, 2015
Politics

PLP praises OBA for America’s Cup progress

The One Bermuda Alliance was on the receiving end of some uplifting praise from across the floor as the House of Assembly prepared to break for the holiday weekend. Zane DeSilva, the Shadow Minister of Tourism, took the opportunity of the notice to a...
Jun 16, 2015
Environment

5 Gyres team on Island to research pollution

A team of researchers, artists and environmental leaders have arrived on the Island to research marine pollution. The SEA Change Expedition, organised by the 5 Gyres Institute, is investigating plastic waste in the North Atlantic Subtropical Gyre, wh...
Jun 16, 2015
Other

National Heroes inducted and honoured

Gladys Morrell and Sir Edward Trenton “ET” Richards were formally named National Heroes during a weekend ceremony in St George’s. Mrs Morrell played a vital role in the Island’s suffrage movement and was a strong campaigner for women’s voting rights,...
Jun 16, 2015
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