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"Old church at Morgan’s Point may be restored"

Plans to redevelop a derelict church on Morgan’s Point have been submitted by developers looking to build multiple hotels in the area. The church, located on Constitution Road, is described in the Department of Planning application as “a piece of Ber...
Aug 22, 2012
Opinion Writer

"A matter of national concern"

What this chart shows should concern all of us:  Government Revenue (Orange Line) When the orange line of revenue is under the red line of spending, Government is spending more than it takes in and is in deficit. The projected reveue is not likel...
Aug 22, 2012
Letters to the Editor

"Save the chickens "

August 19, 2012 Dear Sir, God created Nature. It is the instrument through which he works. And Nature is all we have. But we have lost our way, and are out of touch with our roots, and if we are cruel to Nature, she will pay us back, because what goe...
Aug 22, 2012
Letters to the Editor

"Jailing debtors is wrong "

August 19, 2012 Dear Sir, I have had the unfortunate occasion of witnessing the blatantly abusive and outdated debt recovery system exercised by the courts. Bermuda lags centuries behind in ethos on the rights of debtors and is imprisoning people for...
Aug 22, 2012

"Meet the man who is redeveloping Harvard Square Cinema"

CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts — It could have been a scene from a movie. INTERIOR: ELEGANT HOME NEAR HARVARD SQUARE. It’s early on a July morning. Dick Friedman is getting ready for work. Tanned and fit, with close-cropped silver hair, the 5ft 6in former...
Aug 22, 2012
Reinsurance

Crop insurers facing $5b in drought losses, says S&P

NEW YORK (Bloomberg) — Private crop insurers, a group led by Wells Fargo & Co. and Ace Ltd, may face losses that exceed $5 billion if this year’s US drought is worse than one in 1988, Standard & Poor’s said. Hot, dry weather across much of the Midwes...
Aug 22, 2012
Bermuda Stock Exchange

"Butterfield trades shares"

Butterfield Bank traded 1,646 shares on the Bermuda Stock Exchange yesterday, to close at $1.23 with no change in share price. Overall, the BSX closed at 1,064.40, trading 1,646 shares worth $2,204.58.
Aug 22, 2012
Technology

"Privacy matters"

By Jennifer Mahoney Most people are keen to jump on the social media bandwagon regardless of gender, age, political beliefs, religious denomination or race. Despite the varied differences in user profiles, the one thing they should all have in common...
Aug 22, 2012
Technology

"New apps you can use"

Tip or Skip Shopping goes social, but beware the deluge In the early 2000s, there was a website called Hot or Not that gave users two simple choices for rating the attractiveness of total strangers. Now imagine if you took that concept and added a da...
Aug 22, 2012
Technology

"TECH TIP OF THE WEEK"

Q: What is a character map? A: A character map allows us add symbols/characters that are not visually displayed on our keyboards. You can find hundreds of characters, some examples would be the British pound £ or the registered trademark symbol ®. ...
Aug 22, 2012
Reinsurance

"Philadelphia Financial sets up new Bermuda companies"

Philadelphia Financial has established two new subsidiaries on the Island to provide life insurance products aimed at high net worth clients. The parent company announced yesterday that Philadelphia Financial Life Assurance Company (Bermuda) Ltd and ...
Aug 22, 2012
Technology

"Samsung takes aim at iPad -with a pen"

NEW YORK (AP) — The tablet-computer market is like guerrilla warfare. One huge army — Apple — dominates the land, while a ragtag group of insurgents keeps raiding and probing, hoping to find some opening it can exploit. With Samsung’s new Galaxy Note...
Aug 22, 2012
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