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Clarien recruits former FBI agent

A former FBI Special Agent previously assigned to the US Joint Terrorism Task Force has been appointed chief compliance officer of Clarien Bank Ltd. Top gun Henry Komansky has more recently served as head of analysis at the Bermuda Financial Intellig...
Jul 08, 2014
Other

Governor hands back golf club membership

Governor George Fergusson has handed back honorary membership of the Mid Ocean Club after a vote in the House of Assembly to ask him to consider holding an inquiry into historic land transactions. Mr Fergusson said he acted after Randy Horton, the Sp...
Jul 08, 2014
Opinion Writer

Sharing is caring — and makes economic sense

Do you remember when you were young and your parents and teachers taught you the importance of sharing? If you have your own kids now, you are probably teaching them to share as well. Sharing does make you a better person as it helps you to interact ...
Jul 07, 2014
Editorials

The only thing that makes it all bearable

William Golding’s Lord Of The Flies is that genuine rarity, an assigned book in secondary schools which is not just read but positively devoured by most teenagers. The 1954 novel inspires a visceral and almost universal identification among many youn...
Jul 07, 2014
Politics

Burt calls for lower rates on court debt

A bid to slash interest rates for people with court judgments against them for debt has been launched. PLP Shadow Finance Minister David Burt tabled a Bill to cut interest rates on judgement debts in default from seven percent to three percent. “Inte...
Jul 07, 2014
Swimming

Hassell continues to shine in Barbados

Shannon Hassell captured a second gold medal at the Caribbean Island Swimming Championships in Barbados yesterday. Hassell won the girls’ 13 to 14 200 metres backstroke with a personal best of 2min 30.57sec, which is a Bermuda age group record. Earli...
Jul 07, 2014
Cricket

St George’s finally find some cheer

An elated Macai Young sprinted off the field and embraced coach Noel Gibbons near the clubhouse after emphatically claiming the final wicket that earned St George’s their first win of the season at Wellington Oval yesterday. The sheer joy on the face...
Jul 07, 2014
Other

Healthy dose of wanderlust helped set Ben’s course

Below deck aboard the Spirit of Bermuda is what might very well be the most cramped, stuffy kitchen in all of Bermuda. Just three feet by six feet, the close quarters offer a unique challenge to a chef-at-sea — one that Spirit’s Ben Bernardo has take...
Jul 07, 2014
Football

Phil Ascough: We saw it coming

So now we know. Louis van Gaal reads The Royal Gazette. How else could the Dutch coach come up with the match-winning idea of unveiling Tim Krul as Holland’s penalty king as his side were in danger of finding the cost of underestimating Costa Rica? I...
Jul 07, 2014
Politics

PLP to hold third status meeting

This week will see the third in a series of town hall meetings on immigration reform, called by the Progressive Labour Party in the wake of a landmark decision on Bermuda status handed down by the Supreme Court. Chief Justice Ian Kawaley’s ruling on ...
Jul 07, 2014
Other

Bermudian students on the job at PwC

PwC Bermuda has hired 13 Bermudian interns for the summer as part of the firm’s HeadStart programme. The students are gaining on-the-job training aimed at developing their professional and interpersonal skills, according to a PwC spokesperson. They a...
Jul 07, 2014
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