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Several capital projects, from renewable energy to infrastructure, can go ahead thanks to the Government’s raising of $1.35 billion in bonds, Curtis Dickinson, the finance minister, said yesterday. A host of capital projects in the 2020-21 Budget unv...

Bermuda’s coronavirus test regime ranks top in the Americas and seventh worldwide per head of population, it was revealed last night. Kim Wilson, the health minister said the island had carried out nearly 46,000 tests during the pandemic. She was spe...

The General Election will not be dampened by the Covid-19 pandemic, said Crystal Caesar and Tinée Furbert, of the Progressive Labour Party. The pair said the PLP had demonstrated a record of bringing forward legislation to improve the lives of famili...

Cruise ship operator NCL Corporation Ltd has listed another $1.2 billion of debt on the Bermuda Stock Exchange. This is in addition to $1.94 billion of debt listings it made on August 13. The company, which operates Norwegian Cruise Line, is a subsid...

DARAG, a leading legacy acquirer, yesterday announced the conclusion of a novation agreement with a leading Cayman reinsurer to provide finality for its US liability books, with the transaction value in excess of $40 million. The transaction has bee...

Residents can make the most of a stay in one of the island’s hotels over the next few weeks after the launch of a Staycation Month yesterday. The promotion, led by the Bermuda Tourism Authority, features ten properties in an attempt to help “stimulat...

The Ministry of Public Works today announced changes to the trash collection schedule over the Labour Day holiday. Household waste normally collected on September 7 will be picked up on September 5. West End recycling will be collected on September ...

Craig Cannonier raised concerns yesterday about how the coronavirus will affect the electorate’s ability to cast their votes. The One Bermuda Alliance leader said there was “confusion” around Covid-19 and the exercise of the franchise. He was speakin...

The leader of the One Bermuda Alliance insisted yesterday that his party was “the right choice” as he announced its first two candidates since the General Election was called. Craig Cannonier said that Robin Tucker and Marcus Jones “represent the fut...

About 25 dockers formed a picket line at Hamilton Docks yesterday to protest against a move to outsource work. Staff from Stevedoring Services Ltd held signs including “Lies Lies!”, “Tricks” and “Workers’ Rights” from about 8am. Allan Butterfield, wh...

Online shopping platform Sargasso, which started out as a food delivery service, has boosted its management team with three promotions and three new hires. It is preparing to launch its “Sell On Sargasso” campaign, as part of its shift to supporting ...

A former leader of the One Bermuda Alliance is helping a fresh candidate to canvass in the constituency she represented until Parliament was dissolved last month. Jeanne Atherden explained that she stepped aside after David Burt, the Premier, called ...