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Inflation rose 3.7 per cent year on year, the largest increase in almost 15 years, as food and health care costs rose

The Premier highlighted Bermuda’s effort to develop into a fintech hub in an interview with Bloomberg at the weekend. David Burt said attracting international businesses was a key component of Bermuda’s economic recovery programme in the wake of the ...

Premier Craig Cannonier last night hailed the recently unveiled budget as setting the Island on the road to recovery. The 2014/15 Budget, tabled by Finance Minister Bob Richards on Friday, cuts public spending by $70 million and promises no Governmen...

Only a day after an industrial dispute that brought buses and ferries to a standstill was resolved, Government met with union leaders and employers groups to continue discussions on shared sacrifice. The Tripartite Economic Committee gathered on Frid...

The Opposition will have an opportunity to address the Tripartite Economic Committee, according to Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy. Sen Fahy said that while he denied an “eleventh hour” request to consider inviting the Progressive Labour Party to ...

The first phase of revised work permit policies, with a series of changes to work permit fees, come into effect today according to the Ministry of Home Affairs. Legislation modifying the cost of fees was passed in the House of Assembly last month, ap...

Opposition MP Walter Roban yesterday took aim at the Government for abruptly ending term limits after promising a mere suspension before the election. Mr Roban said OBA has “moved more swiftly to turn their backs on campaign promises rather than prov...

The historic town of St George’s is building towards a brighter future, according to the owners and operators of some of the town’s new businesses. Darren Hodsoll and Shelly Carswell of GoJo’s Cafe, on King’s Square, said the owners had planned on sh...