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Home Affairs Ministers Michael Fahy has praised an internship programme for Bermudians, which was launched this week by the Lancashire Foundation. Senator Fahy described the scheme, which will see two college graduates sent to Lancashire Holdings Ltd...

The Department of Planning has halved the length of time it takes to process planning applications, according to Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy. He told the Senate this morning that the average time taken to process an application fell from 12.7 ...

NEW YORK (Bloomberg) — Funds specialising in insurance-linked risks such as catastrophe bonds are benefiting as the $30 trillion pension industry increases bets in a market that hasn’t posted an annual loss. At Leadenhall Capital Partners in London, ...

Santa Claus was one of the first international businesses — and now his brand has been valued at $1.6 trillion by a top UK analyst. The global value of the Santa brand outstrips tech giants Apple — the biggest value brand on the planet this year — wh...

Owners of restricted dog breeds joined together for a peaceful walk around Hamilton’s Queen Elizabeth II Park to allow members of the public to meet their pets. The Royal Gazette photographer and proud pit bull owner Mark Tatem said Saturday’s walk, ...

The countdown is on and the Island is buzzing with frenzied shoppers trying to find the perfect gift (or one that will do), get in the Turkey and trimmings, put together just the right party outfit and get work tied up in time for the holidays … It’s...

Gelding Itsallaboutme continued to impress during harness racing at Bermuda Equestrian Centre at the weekend. One of the newest racing ponies at the Vesey Street racetrack came to within two fifths of a second of getting a leg out the 1:06/1-1:07/1 t...

League football is taking a mid-season break as up-and-coming players from the Player Development League grab the spotlight over the Christmas holiday with the PDL Tournament. But there was a time when the Bermuda Football Association regularly hos...

A Government move to bring in “pre-certification” — requiring doctors to get a second opinion when ordering diagnostic tests — has been poorly received across the Island’s medical community. However, according to the Bermuda Medical Doctors’ Associat...

Bermuda needs to roll out the red carpet at home and abroad to attract new business, a major seminar on captive insurance heard yesterday. And the key to attracting more business from the booming markets of Latin America is personal visits, as well a...