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Whoever said there’s no such thing as a free lunch must not have worked in the Silicon Valley. During her first couple of weeks as CEO of Yahoo, Marissa Mayer’s first big move came last Friday in the form of free food. Ms Mayer announced that employ...

Canopius Bermuda’s planned merger with US insurer Tower Group will have no impact on the UK-based insurer’s Bermuda operations, Canopius said yesterday. As reported in yesterday’s business section, Tower late on Monday announced it had decided to ta...

The CEO of one of the Island’s largest reinsurance companies says they “are firing on all cylinders” and are here to stay in Bermuda. In a one-on-one interview with The Royal Gazette, Validus Holdings CEO Ed Noonan said that each of the company’s bu...

Former St. George’s opening pair Wendell Smith and Allen Richardson will be back to face the new ball in Cup Match . . . but from more than 50 yards away. The pair, who once formed an outstanding opening partnership in Cup Match and Eastern Counties,...

For veteran sailor Jay Kempe, watching Zander Kirkland carry Bermuda’s flag at the 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony rekindled memories of his father having the same honours more than half a century earlier. Kempe’s father, Jimmy, carried the flag at the...

Long jumper Tyrone Smith might not have travelled with a personal coach to London to assist in his ambitious Olympic medal bid. But he will have the wise words of Tom Tellez and his son Kyle ringing in his ears when he stares down the runway towards ...

Sailors Jesse and Zander Kirkland were left with some serious soul searching after enduring more misery on their Olympic debut in Weymouth and Portland yesterday. After four races in the double handed 49er skiff, the brothers remain anchored at the b...

The Cup Match holiday is probably foremost on most residents’ minds this week. And why wouldn’t it be? A two-day break from work, filled with food, fun and downtime with family and friends promises nothing but enjoyment. The Royal Gazette’s Lifestyl...