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"Bascome would be a sound choice for St George’s"

There have been a few articles this week that have sparked great conversation on both our domestic and international cricket scene. My specific intrigue has been with two specific articles, one being Herbie Bascome taking over as potential coach of ...
Mar 02, 2012
Letters to the Editor

"Let’s market ourselves"

February 29, 2012 Dear Sir, I have been reading Dr Harris’ weekly contribution entitled ‘Heritage & Tourism’ and find them exceptionally good reading and too true to reality, especially the February 25 contribution ‘defending Bermuda’. Dr Harris, I...
Mar 02, 2012
Politics

"Commercial airspace plan in early stages Transport Minister"

Government is still in the early stages of looking into taking control of Bermuda’s commercial airspace, according to Transport Minister Derrick Burgess. He told a press conference yesterday that everything had a planning stage and the idea was prese...
Mar 02, 2012
Other

"Heavy truck knocks down tree on Reid Street"

Reid Street workers were calling it a hit and run, after an early morning truck sideswiped a heavy-trunked tree and brought it crashing down into the street. “The truck just bounced off it and cracked it, then drove off, and it fell,” said Electronic...
Mar 02, 2012
Other

"Anniversary Club"

Congratulations to: Calvin “Spryer” Hodsoll of St. George’s whose birthday is today. To have a birthday or anniversary listed in The Anniversary Club please contact Samantha Hill at 278-0122 or shill[AT]royalgazette.bm.
Mar 02, 2012
Reinsurance

"Jobs will stay as Ariel Re is sold"

No jobs will go as a result of the sale of Bermuda-based Ariel re/insurance operations to Goldman Sachs, The Royal Gazette can reveal. As the two businesses are combined, it is expected that more jobs will be created, said the company. Yesterday, Ar...
Mar 02, 2012
Reinsurance

"AIG and Gen Re executives to face retrial"

Four former GenRe executives and one former executive from AIG will face trial next year on accusations they created a sham reinsurance transaction to boost AIG’s earnings. This is the second time the executives have faced trial on federal fraud cha...
Mar 02, 2012
Letters to the Editor

"Maligning the innocent "

Picture is wrong February 29, 2012 Dear Sir, There is something wrong with this picture. How is it that those who care for the defenceless are now maligned and cast as emotional zealots? The SPCA is a longstanding and internationally recognised and ...
Mar 02, 2012
Equestrianism

"Can Bermuda make it a hat-trick of wins?"

Bermuda riders have a chance to win the 2012 FEI World Dressage Challenge for the third year in a row when take to the ring at Vesey Street on Wednesday. The competition is entering its 32nd year with an estimated 55 countries competing this year. B...
Mar 02, 2012
Other

"Bermuda’s Commercial Court: The first five years"

Five years ago, the Supreme Court of Bermuda set up The Commercial Court. It has enhanced the island’s legal infrastructure and enabled Bermuda to become a leading offshore jurisdiction for the resolution of commercial disputes. The Royal Gazette ask...
Mar 02, 2012
Bermuda Stock Exchange

"Butterfield Preferred jumps $5 on the BSX"

Butterfield Bank Preferred jumped $5.00 (.40 percent) on the Bermuda Stock Exchange yesterday to close at $1,235 with 20 shares trading. KeyTech traded 3,000 shares to close at $5.25, Argus traded 300 shares to close at $4.10, Butterfield Bank traded...
Mar 02, 2012
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