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Something should be done

December 1, 2014 Dear Sir, Every night I am forced to watch various opposition figures come on TV and quarrel about the airport and the latest thing their arch-...
Dec 06, 2014
Opinion Writer

Cup fits in with Island’s rich heritage

Here we are this week, welcoming the America’s Cup to Bermuda and looking forward to the sporting excitement that will climax in 2017. Bermuda, the Dot in the Ocean*, is drawing intense scrutiny from around the world as the new host of this prestigio...
Dec 06, 2014
Bermuda Stock Exchange

BSX edges down

Shares of Butterfield Bank lost $0.01 in value, falling to $1.99 after 6,472 were traded on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index yesterday. The bank’s shares were one of three stocks that closed lower. Also falling were shares of KeyTech, down $0.05 at $3.70,...
Dec 06, 2014
Other

Cannabis medicine Act approved by MPs

Legislation allowing the use of cannabis-derived medicines won approval in yesterday’s House of Assembly. However, the debate in the House of Assembly saw the Opposition criticising the new law as not going far enough, while Government members calle...
Dec 06, 2014
Other

Former stars to be inducted into Island’s Hall of Fame

Former star athletes and administrators will be inducted into the Bermuda Sports Hall of Fame tomorrow. While the identity of the inductees will remain unknown to the public until the ceremony officially gets under way at 6.30pm, Rick Richardson, the...
Dec 06, 2014
Other

House: Police complaint, OBA statement

Member of Parliament Zane DeSilva has filed a complaint with the Police about threatening behaviour following events that occurred after Friday’s sitting of the House of Assembly, according to a statement released by the Progressive Labour Party (PLP...
Dec 06, 2014
International Business

Appleby named official law firm of America’s Cup

Top law firm Appleby has been appointed as legal services provider to the America’s Cup, it was revealed last night. America’s Cup Event Authority chief operating officer and chief counsel Sam Hollis said Appleby had already provided key support in B...
Dec 05, 2014
Other

Canada seeks skilled immigrants

Locals seeking permanent residence in Canada will be able to create online profiles from January 1, with the first invitations to apply issued “within weeks”. The announcement came from Canada’s Citizenship and Immigration Minister Chris Alexander, o...
Dec 05, 2014
Other

Leaf ‘angels’ gift to benefit Trust

Bermuda National Trust has received an early Christmas gift — banana leaf dolls. The specially made “angels” will be sold off to raise funds for the charity. The dolls were donated by the International Women’s Club. A spokeswoman for the group said t...
Dec 05, 2014
Other

South Basin Marina plans submitted

Plans for the South Basin Marina — the hub of operations for the 2017 America’s Cup — have been submitted for planning approval. The application, submitted by South Basin Development on December 2, proposes a reclamation of the South Basin using shee...
Dec 05, 2014
Local Business

First-year growth delights law firm’s founder

Hurrion & Associates is less than a year old, but it has grown far beyond founding lawyer Sarah-Jane Hurrion’s expectations. A Bermuda law firm specialising in international commercial litigation, corporate restructuring and insolvency, the focus is ...
Dec 05, 2014
Reinsurance

Blue Capital fund raises $21.2m in share sale

The Blue Capital Global Reinsurance Fund Ltd has raised $21.2 million through a sale of shares. A placement of of 19,487,560 new ordinary shares will be issued at a price of $1.09 per share, the fund announced in a Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) news r...
Dec 05, 2014
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