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Smaller reinsurers may have to merge to survive

Smaller reinsurance firms may have to amalgamate to survive tough economic times, a major conference heard yesterday. And new markets — like the risk of conventional terrorism, particularly in the US — and China could create new demand for insurance ...
Nov 13, 2013
Health

Healthcare costs could fall if new equipment review process passes

A Government move to regulate the importation of expensive new healthcare gadgetry to the Island has been welcomed as a step toward reducing Bermuda’s escalating healthcare costs. The latest Throne Speech declared upcoming changes to the law would in...
Nov 13, 2013
Other

How much is a life worth?

During a recent ZBM News broadcast, Tari Trott delivered a segment in which he canvassed the East End of the Island polling residents for their reaction to the announcement that the Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre (UCC) would be closing. It was a segme...
Nov 13, 2013
Other

Gender policy aims to build a more inclusive Bermuda

Government hopes to build “a more inclusive Bermuda” through drafting a National Gender Policy aimed at “removing impediments and barriers wherever they exist”. Announced in the Throne Speech, a National Gender Policy “will establish a framework for ...
Nov 13, 2013
Technology

How the cloud can trim a business’s telephone expenses

Those of you that have been reading this series of Cloud-related tutorials for the layperson must be wondering what we are going to come up with next. Well wonder no longer, now that you understand the benefits of moving into the Cloud for everyday p...
Nov 13, 2013
Other

US seeks information on Butterfield clients in tax evader hunt

US judges have approved special summonses to obtain account and identity information about US clients of Butterfield Bank in a hunt for tax dodgers, a US newspaper reported last night. The website of USA Today cited prosecutors as saying that federal...
Nov 13, 2013
Tourism

Club gets go ahead to reuse 9 Beaches cabanas

The Watford Sports Club has been granted planning permission to install two pairs of cabanas “recycled” from the 9 Beaches resort. The application was approved by the Development Applications Board late last month and also includes repairs and increa...
Nov 13, 2013
Football

We’ll bounce back from cuploss insists Cougars skipper

Devonshire Cougars captain Chris Caisey jr is determined his side will carry on their quest for silverware after their gut wrenching Dudley Eve final loss on Monday. Cougars lost to Dandy Town 5-4 on penalties after the two sides couldn’t be separate...
Nov 13, 2013
Other

E-waste recycling event a success

A 20-foot shipping container and a truck were filled with old, worn out electronics collected during the latest e-Waste Recycling Day, which has been hailed a success by the Waste Management Department. Items accepted last Saturday included anything ...
Nov 13, 2013
Other

A sneak peak at what will rule runway next season

The Bermuda Society of Arts (BSoA) Bermuda Fashion Collective show tomorrow evening promises a sneak peek at next season’s hottest fashions, including a line of bikinis made entirely from bottle tops. The fashion show featuring only local designers i...
Nov 13, 2013
Court

Man jailed for violently resisting arrest

A Paget man violently resisted arrest and unlawfully assaulted two police officers. Sean Allen, 49, received a total of ten days imprisonment after admitting the offences. Allen was riding a motorcycle when he was pulled over by police shortly after ...
Nov 13, 2013
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