Log In

The CFA Society Bermuda has celebrated the awarding for six charterholder certificates. Congratulating the recipients, Shane English, president of CFASB, said: “Their achievement reflects the many years of hard work and dedication which brought them ...

Delvin Riley has been recognised for his 40 years of service to Digicel and the Bermuda Telephone Company. The outside plant cable splicer was the longest-serving employee at this year’s long-service awards breakfast event. A total of 22 staff were r...

Small business are being given the chance to take advantage of Bermuda’s busiest tourism hub by becoming a vendor at Dockyard. West End Development Corporation is inviting applications for outdoor vendors for the 2019 summer season and next year’s wi...

Court House Squash and Wellness is to open Bermuda’s first rowing studio and increase its fitness centre space. The development will take place at the Court House’s Victoria Street site, where the fitness centre will take over the space currently occ...

Developers are about to break ground on a condominium project in Hamilton Parish that will offer new homes for less than $400,000. Gilbert Darrell’s GSpace is the company behind the Haus development on Seon Drive, off North Shore Road, close to Shell...

Polaris Holding Company Ltd has made a six-month profit of $1.01 million, or 85 cents per share. That is down on the $1.15 million reported for the same period last year, when the economic stimulus associated with the island’s hosting of the America’...

Butterfield Trust has been named Trust Company of the Year, in the large firm category, at the STEP Private Client Awards in London. STEP is the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners, and it is the worldwide professional association for those adv...

Bermuda Aviation Services Limited made a loss of $205,000 for the six months to the end of September, compared to a $228,000 loss for the same period a year ago. Its income from continuing operations was $63,000, an improvement on a loss of $476,000 ...

When Doral Francis returned to Bermuda a decade ago, he was on the lookout for work opportunities in the field of audiovisual. He had gained a bachelor’s degree in entertainment at Full Sail University. However, he was unable to find an opening in th...

Raynor’s Rubis Service Station, whose founder won a legal battle to open it in an era of segregation, celebrates its 60th anniversary on Saturday. November 10, 1958 was the day Reginald Raynor Sr and wife Lucetta Raynor launched the business, located...