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Maiden posts record $117.7m profit

Bermuda-based Maiden Holdings notched up profits of $34.6 million for the last quarter of 2014, the firm reported yesterday. The figure is more than $11 million up on the same period in 2013 and represents 44 cents per diluted common share compared t...
Feb 20, 2015
Local Business

America’s Cup spurs outdoor furniture demand

The early signs of the beneficial impact of the America’s Cup on Bermuda are being felt. Island Trading, on Reid Street, has seen an increase in the number of hotels, guest houses and beach clubs seeking to upgrade their outdoor furniture ahead of th...
Feb 20, 2015
Other

Bus driver shortage issues discussed

An “unusually high” number of sick days that has disrupted bus service prompted the Bermuda Industrial Union to call a meeting with Transport Ministry officials on Wednesday. Sick days at the Department of Public Transportation were discussed with Sh...
Feb 20, 2015
Letters to the Editor

Women must try to be allies, not enemies

Dear Sir, A friend of mine sent me an e-mail the other day. He said: “Leah, Sherri J has been on a real ‘lovefest’ here lately when it comes to you. Yesterday, she practically read your bio on her show to emphasise you being a ‘status’ Bermudian and ...
Feb 20, 2015
Court

Man denies punching and kicking a woman

A Sandys man has denied charges of attacking a woman outside of her home. Wayman Cariah, 47, pleaded not guilty this morning to a charge of causing grievous bodily harm to Crystal Burrows in an incident on February 9. The Crown alleges that on the ev...
Feb 20, 2015
Other

Teenager accused of prowling

An accused prowler was this morning remanded in custody after denying the offence. Taijuan Davis, 19, from Warwick, pleaded not guilty to a single count of prowling outside a residence on Hill View Lane in Warwick earlier this week. The court heard t...
Feb 20, 2015
Food & Wine

New spin on old Bermuda favourite

Codfish and potatoes ... in a pie? Café 4 has put a new spin on an old Bermuda favourite. The restaurant has placed the Island’s traditional breakfast under pastry and formed it as a 6” pie. The dish is the result of a cook-off that took place earlie...
Feb 20, 2015
Other

Meat thief sent to drug treatment court

A 52-year-old man who stole $164 of frozen meat from a grocery store has been remanded to drug treatment court. Dean Burgess pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court this morning to stealing a leg of lamb and three racks of lamb from the Heron Bay Market...
Feb 20, 2015
Other

Container ship diverted to Bermuda

A container ship is being diverted to Bermuda after reporting a medical emergency, Bermuda Maritime Operations has confirmed. At about 3.50pm today, the master of the MV Northern Dexterity contacted RCC Bermuda requesting a helicopter evacuation of a...
Feb 20, 2015
Other

Budget statement: as it happened ...

Glimpses of recovery can be seen in the Budget, according to Bob Richards, Minister of Finance, who characterised the latest Budget as part of a multi-year national recovery plan. Mr Richards got applause from colleagues when he told MPs that the cur...
Feb 20, 2015
Other

Broadway actor to share important lessons

Broadway actor Stanley Wayne Mathis struggled for eight years before he finally got a break. It finally came just when he was about to walk away from his dream. He hopes to show residents what’s possible through hard work and determination. If you’ve...
Feb 20, 2015
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