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A Bermudian hotel worker who eschewed a career in law in favour of hospitality work has landed a top job at one of New York City’s new luxury hotels. “I was astonished,” said Richard Tucker, 24, speaking of his appointment to front desk manager at th...

The reinsurance industry has been slow to respond to new risks because of its tendency to look to the past to predict the future, according to Brian Duperreault. The Hamilton Insurance Group chief executive officer, speaking yesterday at the opening ...

Ingredients might be limited during a storm, but the chefs from this year’s Rising Chef of the Year competition prove meals can still be delicious — even without electricity to make them. Lifestyle got chefs from the upcoming Bermuda Hospitality Ins...

The replica of the ship Deliverance, which holds a place of pride in St George’s, was left battered and de-masted by Hurricane Gonzalo — with just one mast standing, and rigging strewn across the dockside at Ordnance Island. St George’s Foundation ex...

Tropical Storm Fay inflicted more damage to the Island than 2010’s Hurricane Igor, a local insurer believes — while Hurricane Gonzalo, though a powerful storm, ultimately fell well short of the widespread devastation wreaked by Fabian in 2003. BF&M s...

Premier Michael Dunkley hailed the Bermudian spirit last night saying “tremendous progress” had already been made in the huge clean-up operation after Hurricane Gonzalo. The Category 3 hurricane barrelled into Bermuda on Friday afternoon leaving a tr...

While Hurricane Gonzalo pummelled Bermuda with dangerous winds and torrential rain one couple had their minds on other things — the birth of their first child. James P Mill came into the world at 7.15pm on Friday while Gonzalo was beginning to flex i...

Just over 6,150 Belco customers remained without power last night as crews continued to work to restore electricity across the island. Meanwhile extra crews from The Caribbean Electric Utility Service Corporation are expected to arrive in Bermuda thi...

Up to 15 families in Dockyard may need to be relocated so post-Gonzalo repair work can be carried out on their homes. Engineers will assess the damage today and tomorrow, the West End Development Corporation (Wedco) said yesterday. Wedco chairman Ra...