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Bankers have a duty to help dig Bermuda out of the mess they helped create, economist Craig Simmons told a packed lecture hall last night. Mr Simmons said banks — which he accused of lending and borrowing irresponsibly in the run-up to the recession ...

It used to be that whenever there was a large catastrophe in the US, investors would scramble to set up a reinsurance company in Bermuda. But those days may be over, according to analysts from ratings firm AM Best. Speaking at the AM Best’s 2012 Ber...

Interest is growing in bringing business to the Island from overseas judging by the comments of hundreds of attendees at Business Bermuda’s Annual Bermuda Financial Services Conference conference in New York. That is the view of Business Bermuda chie...

Candidates at a Progressive Labour Party rally in Warwick urged a packed hall of mostly older supporters to get their younger family members involved and out to vote. An older demographic of core support turning out for the PLP has been a notable an...

The Island’s public senior school students show a 95 percent graduation rate for the latest school year, according to Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith. The minimum grade point average set by the Board of Education is a 2.0 — the equivalent of a...

Another business has fallen on hard times in the tough economy. A petition to wind up RG Ltd, the operator of the restaurant Taste 141, has been filed in the Supreme Court. However, Taste 141, located in the new Seon Place building on Front Street,...