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The operators of one of Bermuda’s lifelines has signed up for a replacement ship. Shipping firm BCL has ordered a new Oleander to replace the current vessel, which has been in service for a quarter of a century. John Wight, chairman of the Board of B...

The Government will be looking to invest in greener buses, said Grant Gibbons, Minister of Economic Development. Responding to questions by the opposition during Friday’s budget debate, Dr Gibbons told the House of Assembly that an RFP is set to go o...

A luxury private jet operator is banking on soaring interest in flights to Bermuda. New Hampshire-based PlaneSense said it had received a lot of enquiries from wealthy customers keen to use its fractional ownership jet fleet to get to the island. Dav...

Work on Somerset Bridge is set to be done by the middle of the month, according to a spokeswoman for the Department of Public Works. Repairs on the north side have been finished and work on the south side of the smallest drawbridge in the world was e...

Four new buses that will service Bermuda residents after the America’s Cup are on order, with a provision for an additional ten vehicles in 2018, according to the Minister of Tourism, Transport and Municipalities. Senator Michael Fahy announced the n...

Both land and water transport operators are being encouraged to attend an information session taking place tonight on how to “maximise their direct benefit” from the upcoming America’s Cup. “We are calling taxi drivers, minibus operators and limousi...

Frontline Ltd this morning reported fourth-quarter profit of $18.3 million, beating analysts’ estimates. However, Robert Hvide Macleod, the Hamilton-based oil tanker operator’s chief executive officer, predicted pressure on the rates at which the com...

It was the Robin Hood Budget in which Bob Richards took from the rich and gave to the less well-off. At least that’s how the finance minister would doubtless like it to be portrayed in an election year in which he has scant leeway to dish out sweete...

A massive bulk carrier made a visit to Dockyard yesterday morning for a fuelling stop. The M/V Dragon arrived in the West End at around 7am yesterday, and is scheduled to depart at 8am today. The bulk carrier, registered in the Bahamas, is owned by M...

A ship management company with offices in Bermuda is involved in the building of a potentially ground-breaking gas supply vessel. The ship will be used to deliver liquefied natural gas for refuelling of ships, such as ferries, containers and cruise s...

Bermudian-based Frontline Ltd has acknowledged the decision by DHT Holdings to reject an offer to combine the crude oil tanker businesses. Frontline, which is more than twice the size of DHT in terms of market capitalisation and fleet size, had propo...

The Ministry of Public Works will be road resurfacing on North Shore Road in Devonshire next week. According to a ministry spokeswoman, one lane of the road between Bermuda Waterworks and the Barkers Hill roundabout will be closed during off-peak hou...