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Three island women have passed a tough test to become certified administrative professionals. Now Tiffany Smith, Cidalia Rodrigues and Sheritta Steede will be presented at a conference on professional learning next month. Ms Smith said: “I’d never he...

Massive car transporter ships have been banned from Hamilton Harbour during the American’s Cup on safety grounds. But car dealers on the island said the cancelled visits in May and June would have a minimal effect on supplies of vehicles on the islan...

Offshore law firm Appleby has made a total of four new appointments in its Bermuda office. The new counsel appointments include Jennifer Eve in the corporate department. Megan Denos is in knowledge management, Ashley Fife is in private client and tr...

An island-based IT firm has become an official supplier to the America’s Cup. CCS Group will be the official information and communications technology supplier to the event. Peter Aldrich, general manager of CCS, said: “We are very excited to be work...

A mystery meeting to discuss the impact of major overseas events like the election of Donald Trump as US president and Britain’s decision to quit the EU was held yesterday. But participants in the meeting, which included the island’s Chamber of Comme...

Bank chiefs are bullish over prospects in the year ahead, according to a survey. A look at the state of the industry by PwC found that 40 per cent of banking and capital markets chief executive officers were optimistic about revenue prospects over th...

The former US Ambassador to Ireland is lined up to be the guest speaker at this year’s annual island celebration of St Patrick’s Day. Kevin O’Malley, a lawyer who served in the US Embassy for three years until he retired at the start of this year, wi...

Retail sales fell by 1.1 per cent year-on-year in January to $84.3 million. Five of the seven sectors in the Retail Sales Index saw drops in sales revenue. The biggest loser was the motor trade, with an 11.8 per cent fall in sales revenue, attributed...

A Bermudian tycoon has bought a luxury condo in a former US nuclear missile silo designed for the super-rich to shelter from disasters. The businessman paid up to $4.5 million for an apartment in the Survival Condo Project complex, near Witchita in K...

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 more than a quarter of a century. The 120-metre, 6,500-ton dea...