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The third in a multipart series on sustainable development in Bermuda. The only thing more frightening than rapid change is a stagnant status quo. And the reality is by the early 1980s Bermuda was confronting stagnation. Our routine way of doing ...

By Rebecca Zuill Motor sales are on the upswing, the June Retail Sales Index, released yesterday, shows. The beleaguered ‘Motor Vehicle Stores’ category was among the worst hit sectors during the economic recession, and since the index base year of 2...

There’s no denying that first impressions are important. And for travellers the first impression they usually make of a new country happens at the airport. Architecture professionals and students were recently challenged to redesign the entrance to...

A big-hearted businessman has donated $1,000 from a Non-Mariners Day party cruise to help keep a charity afloat. Khomeini Taalib-Din chartered the MV Elizabeth for his Work Hard Play Hard Entertainment cruise earlier this month. And now he has handed...

Residents are being urged to dig deep to help children in need. OBA chairman Susan Jackson appealed to the public and politicians to assist the Hands of Love charity, which is aiming to provide hundreds of school clothes for families facing financia...

Bermuda-domiciled oil tanker operator Nordic American Tanker (NAT) reported that rates for hiring its vessels plunged in the second quarter of this year — but it expects a rebound in the current quarter. NAT said rates achieved for its trading fleet ...

Chewstick founder Gavin (Djata) Smith defended the decision to remove text votes from the Beachfest Crown Song Competition, saying many of the votes were unverifiable. Further clarifying the decision yesterday, Mr Smith said the core of the issue had...

Johnny Barnes, the bay colt that is owned by Bermuda Thoroughbred Racing Ltd, shed its maiden tag at the first time of offering yesterday by winning the 5.05 at Yarmouth, in Norfolk, on the English east coast. The horse, which was born in Ireland on...

The rainy conditions may have hampered Bermuda’s preparation for the ICC Americas Under-17 Match Play tournament, but the squad remains in good spirits ahead of next week’s matches at the National Sports Centre. A total of 18 players have been picke...