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NEW YORK (Bloomberg) — The Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s legal advisers sought to devise ways to avoid accountability to shareholders in the 2008 bailout of American International Group, according to evidence introduced at the end of trial testi...

Wayne Caines, the former CEO of Digicel Bermuda, spoke at a rally in Atlanta yesterday evening following a grand jury’s decision not to indict a police officer who shot and killed unarmed Missouri teenager Michael Brown. Yesterday’s event was a peace...

Bermuda may be a small island but it is full of unsung heroes — inspirational residents who are making a real difference in their communities and improving the lives of others, without expecting any recognition or praise. In our regular feature, we c...

Four-time Olympic champion Sir Ben Ainslie has renewed his backing of Bermuda’s bid to host the 2017 America’s Cup. Although he refused to be drawn on reports that the Island had already been chosen as the venue he said: “As a British team, we would ...

Lloyd Smith, a former club representative on the Bermuda Cricket Board, is to challenge incumbent Lloyd Fray for the BCB’s presidency at tonight’s annual general meeting. It is unclear whether there will be other challengers for the post, which Fray ...

Tyrone Smith, the Bermuda long jumper, will be hoping to strike gold when he competes in the men’s final in Veracruz, Mexico, today. The 30-year-old will aim to defend the title he captured at the CAC Games four years ago when he stands on the runwa...

Twins Savannah and Bryson Martin got a huge surprise recently — their mother Jenna showed up to collect them from school. The 40-year-old was diagnosed with ovarian cancer earlier this year and spent the past few months travelling between here and Bo...

Disappointed fans who failed to get tickets for world-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma’s one-off performance in Bermuda have criticised the event organisers for making so few seats available to the general public. The February 1 recital at City Hall, part o...

Sailor Stanley Paris, on his continuing solo quest to circle the globe in less than 150 days, is now in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean with his power on board running again. Dr Paris, 77, currently halfway between Barbados and Cape Verde off West A...