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Bermuda Stock Exchange

BSX holds steady

Just two companies traded shares on the Bermuda Stock Exchange today. A total of 20 preference shares in the Bank of Butterfield changed hands. Shares closed at $1,200. And 5,000 shares in Somers Ltd, which owns the Bermuda Commercial Bank among othe...
Jan 15, 2014
Football

Wells makes me wonder what could have been, says Horton

Randy Horton could be forgiven for looking back over his shoulder and wondering what might have been in the wake of Nahki Wells’s potentially career-defining move to Huddersfield Town. Wells became the first Bermudian to break the seven-figure barrie...
Jan 15, 2014
Football

Smith slapped with five-year ban

Detroy Smith, the St David’s midfielder, has been hit with a five-year ban for spitting at referee Anthony Francis, the Bermuda Football Association have confirmed. The unsavoury incident happened during a Friendship Trophy semi-final between St Davi...
Jan 15, 2014
Letters to the Editor

We need the press to stimulate debate

January 10, 2014 Dear Sir, I’m not one to engage in flattery, or spin words on things I don’t believe whole heartedly. I may not always be 100% right, and I don’t mind being corrected. I have enjoyed making contributions through this media of The Ro...
Jan 14, 2014
Bermuda Works

Shared office space makes for a pleasant workplace atmosphere

On the face of it, you may not expect a group of strangers thrown together in a small office complex to get along, let alone share work, often for free. But there is a bit of a workplace social revolution taking place on Queen Street, in Hamilton, wh...
Jan 14, 2014
Other

PLP ‘remains committed’ to ending conscription

The PLP will continue their fight to end conscription, says Shadow Minister for Community, Cultural Development and Sport Michael Weeks. “While the OBA refused to collaborate with the PLP on a Bill we brought forward to abolish conscription, we remai...
Jan 14, 2014
Other

Brown contests pay incentives for teachers

Government should not introduce pay incentives for teachers, according to Shadow Education Minister Walton Brown. Education Minister Grant Gibbons recently told The Royal Gazette he was considering introducing incentives for high-performing schools a...
Jan 14, 2014
Opinion Writer

12 surprises for 2014

“While doctors might be able to advise patients about their general health, they could not determine whether a healthy patient would be struck by a brick upon leaving the hospital.” — in “Fortune Tellers” by Walter Friedman “As I think back over the...
Jan 14, 2014
Other

Wedding proposal surprise and delight at awards night

A surprise on stage marriage proposal stunned the co-host of CableVision’s ‘Salute to Service’ Awards, and the audience, on Saturday. Michael Jones went down on both knees on stage to propose wedded bliss to Danilee Trott who was presenting some of t...
Jan 14, 2014
Letters to the Editor

People gamble with their lives, why not money too?

January 13, 2014 Dear Sir, People gamble at horse racing, people gamble at Bingo, people gamble at Crown & Anchor, people even gamble with their life on the road as some people, can’t drive or ride: 1.Texting while driving 2.Texting while riding 3. C...
Jan 14, 2014
Other

Forget sunshine, eating fatty fish is better for you

When Sara Corday, 32, first found out she had a vitamin D deficiency she was shocked. She spends her summers at the beach, cycles and loves to spend time outdoors. She has never worn sunblock or used sun protective clothing. The body starts to produ...
Jan 14, 2014
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