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The African Methodist Episcopal Church has yet to hammer out a unified position on a proposal to outlaw discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation. Signs of division emerged with a statement purporting to be the church’s official position on...

HSBC says it plans to turn its back on tax havens, according to articles in the British media. But HSBC Bermuda said yesterday it remains committed to its business on the Island. According to the London Times, the chairman of HSBC, parent of HSBC Ber...

Court proceedings were interupted in Magistrates’ Court yesterday morning when a false fire alarm was set off at Hamilton Police Station. Prisoners appearing in court were led out of the building in handcuffs. The building was cleared for re-entry by...

Nearly 46,000 shares changed hands yesterday. Of the 45,789 total volume, 36,289 were Bank of N.T. Butterfield Ltd., which moved at 1.40. Bank of N.T. Butterfield Preference Shares also changed hands with a total of 158 moving at the bid price of 12...

Premier Craig Cannonier said term limits were a major stumbling block for attracting bigger businesses with larger staff numbers to Bermuda. And since scrapping that policy, he said, the Island had seen a “marked interest in Bermuda and in the first ...

Coldwell Banker Bermuda Realty has teamed up with longtime Bermuda hotelier Mike Winfield and Morgan’s Point developer Craig Christensen to form a hospitality team of experts and advisors. The hospitality development market is a niche that is emergin...

A 33-year-old Warwick man was jailed for ten days after he admitted slapping a woman in front of children. Warwick resident Kyjan Saltus pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to assaulting Erica DeMello on March 3 in Devonshire. Crown counsel Cindy Cl...

Bermuda Press (Holdings) Limited has named a new chief financial officer. Poohan Nathan was appointed CFO of Bermuda Press on April 1. Mr Nathan is a chartered accountant and fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). Forme...

Traffic delays are expected in Hamilton tomorrow as part of installation services for Bishop-elect Nicholas Dill. A ceremonial procession will take place in the city between approximately 6.20pm and 6.30pm. The procession will travel from City Hall t...