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Butterfield Bank was the day’s only mover on the Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) yesterday. A thousand of the bank’s shares traded, closing down six cents, or 5.08 percent, to end the day at $1.12. Forty Butterfield Bank Preference Shares also traded, c...

December 6, 2011 Dear Sir, As this recession continues, it’s best for you to be aware that more companies are going to downsize. When companies downsize they do so because business is slow and sales are down. Not enough money coming in to maintain a...

Bloated Civil Service December 22, 2011 Dear Sir, I have spoken to several people who have knowledge of various parts of Government gained over many years. All have seen a decline in service and foresee ongoing problems. The following does not apply ...

Young people were tonight urged to help form a new era of political integrity after generations of “rampant cronyism”. Environment Minister Marc Bean told young Progressive Labour Party supporters he understands why many of them are disillusioned wit...

A handful of Hamilton businesses opened their doors yesterday despite the public holiday, and were greeted by hundreds of shoppers. Customers were lined up inside AS Coopers, which started its post-Christmas sale, while Brown & Co and the Phoenix Sto...

Rules governing civil servants’ participation in politics have been in place for decades, according to the Secretary to the Cabinet, Donald Scott. Responding to allegations of foul play by the One Bermuda Alliance, whose candidate Anthony Francis is ...

A 46-year-old man accused of smuggling heroin into Bermuda saw his application for a reduction in his $1 million bail turned down. Defence lawyer Elizabeth Christopher requested that Shannon Forth, of no fixed abode, be granted a new bail if he agree...