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Tourism is one of the fastest-growing sectors globally. In Bermuda, the total direct, indirect and induced economic impact of the tourism sector has increased by 34 per cent from $583 million in 2014 to $886 million in 2018, according to the Tourism ...

Shares of Bermuda Press (Holdings) Ltd leapt 25 per cent in Bermuda Stock Exchange trading. BPHL, the owner of The Royal Gazette and commercial printing, real estate and retail interests, surged $1.60 to close on $8, the company’s highest closing sha...

In third grade, Milton McKenzie felt invisible. His teacher seemed to hate him, some of his classmates called him the n-word; his school claimed he had attention deficit disorder. “My situation there was definitely because of race,” he said. Mr McKe...

Bermuda Chamber of Commerce has partnered with the CFA Society of Bermuda to present a “lunch and learn” session on changes to the island’s pension legislation. Peter Sousa, chief executive officer of the Bermuda Pension Commission, will discuss the ...

John Barry Nusum, the Robin Hood coach, does not expect Dale Eve, the Bermuda No 1, to rejoin the team this season, but hopes experienced goalkeeper Jason Simons will return from injury for their top-of-the-table match away to North Village on Saturd...

Air arrivals are to be screened at the airport as a killer virus from China continued to spread, it was announced yesterday. The screening will include questions on areas travelled through in the previous 21 days and if the arrival had suffered any s...

Watford Holdings has strengthened its loss reserves by about $28 million and expects to report a fourth-quarter net loss as a result. The Bermudian-based insurer and reinsurer said the loss reserve strengthening is in response to higher than projecte...

The former husband of the lover of a murdered man said he had asked a relative in the police service to look into the victim weeks before his death. The man, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, said he called his relation when he discovered a...

Two of Hamilton’s most prominent commercial properties have hit the market for the first time since the 1800s. The Walker Arcade building and the Calypso building, which are owned by separate but related companies, are listed together for a sale pric...

Tiny Bermuda is teaching the world a thing or two about fintech. Deputy secretary-general of the Commonwealth, Arjoon Suddhoo, said yesterday he was on the island to “learn from Bermuda”. Dr Suddhoo was at the Elbow Beach Hotel this week thrashing ou...

A man who collided with an ambulance and later admitted drink-driving was banned from the roads yesterday. Magistrates’ Court heard that police were alerted to a collision between a motorcycle and an ambulance on Middle Road in Southampton. Officers ...

A man who threatened to behead David Burt, the Premier, was sentenced to a year behind bars yesterday and probation. The Supreme Court heard that Jared Gordon, 30, had already spent about 18 months in prison since his arrest for threats to the premie...