Premier heads to ‘Davos in the Desert’
David Burt, the Premier and Minister of Finance, will play a key role in two discussions of great importance to Bermuda, during an international conference in Saudi Arabia this week that has attracted…
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Bermuda caught in Cayman reinsurance crossfire
Bermuda’s reputation as a top-tier reinsurance jurisdiction has been pulled into an offshore regulatory spat, despite not being the primary focus, following a high-profile American media report critic…
Only 5% of corporations see profit on AI implementation
Ninety-five per cent of enterprises that have invested in generative artificial intelligence have yet to make any profit from it, according to a new study from the Massachusetts Institute of Technolog…
AI superintelligence the greatest threat to humanity, says Sam Altman
The head of one of the largest artificial intelligence start-ups in the world has warned against the development of AI superintelligence — machines that outstrip human brain capability.
In the letter …
In the letter …
Miniaturist captures vibrant St David’s past and present
A member of one of the foremost contemporary miniature art societies in Britain is presenting her work at an exhibition at Carter House in St David’s.
Ellie Moore, an award-winning artist from Cornwal…
Ellie Moore, an award-winning artist from Cornwal…
Consultation opens for marine protection strategy
The public can review and share thoughts on a strategy aimed at protecting Bermuda’s oceans after consultation on the Marine Resources Enforcement Strategy opened yesterday.
A government spokesman sa…
A government spokesman sa…
Cougars hold on to win seven-goal thriller
Devonshire Cougars 4 Young Men’s Social Club 3
Devonshire Cougars survived a late fightback to edge Young Men’s Social Club in a seven-goal thriller at Devonshire Rec on Monday night.
Mosiais Mil…
Hamilton Parish forfeit match against St David’s
Hamilton Parish forfeited their First Division match against St David’s Warriors at Lords on Sunday as a player shortage continues to take its toll.
Parish were unable to field a team owing to the una…
Parish were unable to field a team owing to the una…
National robotics team to compete in Panama
The Bermuda National Robotics Team is to represent Bermuda in Panama in a prestigious international competition.
The team is flew from the island today to compete until November 1 in the First Global …
The team is flew from the island today to compete until November 1 in the First Global …
New fast ferries on course for Bermuda
Bermuda’s newest fast ferries are set to arrive tomorrow on board a container ship.
The two 500-passenger ferries were purchased to replace the ageing MV Cecil Smith and MV Warbaby Fox, offering passe…
The two 500-passenger ferries were purchased to replace the ageing MV Cecil Smith and MV Warbaby Fox, offering passe…
AIG acquires premium bank from Everest
American International Group has entered into definitive agreements to acquire the renewal rights for a majority of Everest Group’s retail insurance portfolios worldwide, representing in aggregate app…
CCS and British firm partner for cyber defence
CCS Group Ltd, a Bermudian-based technology firm, and Cyber Tec Security, a British-based cybersecurity firm, have formed a new partnership to help organisations strengthen their cybersecurity resilie…
IGI strengthens reinsurance portfolio with London appointment
International General Insurance Holdings Ltd has appointed Malcolm Barnes, a London market veteran, as head of speciality treaty, in a move aimed at expanding the company’s reinsurance capabilities.
B…
B…
Burt heads to ‘Davos in the Desert’
David Burt, the Premier and Minister of Finance, will play a key role in two discussions of great importance to Bermuda, during an international conference in Saudi Arabia this week that has attracted…
Service providers step in to break domestic violence cycle
Intervention services designed for perpetrators of domestic abuse are to be launched on the island imminently, the Government has announced.
Tinée Furbert, the Minister of Youth, Social Development a…
Tinée Furbert, the Minister of Youth, Social Development a…
College launches corporate governance programme
Bermuda College has introduced a new professional course aimed at helping students begin careers in corporate governance.
The Corporate Governance Foundation’s programme offers a structured pathway in…
The Corporate Governance Foundation’s programme offers a structured pathway in…
BHB to finalise timeline for long-awaited staff salary uplifts
Unionised healthcare workers who have experienced financial hardship in the face of ongoing wage freezes are in the final stages of negotiating a salary increase of 18.23 per cent, with three annual r…
Jamaican Association Bermuda calls for help ahead of Melissa
The head of a community group representing Bermuda’s Jamaican population has asked the public to help with relief as Hurricane Melissa hovers over the Caribbean island for two days.
Yackeisha Weir, th…
Yackeisha Weir, th…
Crash survivor is Called to the Bar
A Bermudian who was badly injured in a serious road traffic incident three weeks before entering law school was overcome with emotion when she was admitted to the Bermuda Bar on Friday.
Skye Burrows s…
Skye Burrows s…
Research vessel charting the Americas docks in Bermuda
A group of sailors circumnavigating the Americas is in Bermuda this week to offer free presentations on marine science.
The five-person crew, which made landfall on Wednesday, has invited schools and …
The five-person crew, which made landfall on Wednesday, has invited schools and …
Company re-releases Bermudian band’s 1970 album
A Bermudian band’s only album is being re-released more than five decades after its debut.
The Invaders recorded Spacing Out in 1970. Its title track was the No 1 song in Bermuda for weeks and was…
Some like it really hot at Wasabi, others not so much
Before opening an Asian fusion restaurant heavily featuring sushi, Anthony Butterfield had never actually eaten it before.
“For me, food has to be cooked,” Mr Butterfield said.
He and his business pa…
“For me, food has to be cooked,” Mr Butterfield said.
He and his business pa…
Chubb’s Greenberg says ‘we act like we’re chased every day’
Evan Greenberg, Chubb chairman and chief executive, said the insurer’s record third-quarter results reflected a culture of relentless discipline rather than complacency, describing the company as one …
Gold Reserve posts narrower loss
Bermudian-based Gold Reserve Ltd has reported a narrower annual loss and stronger liquidity after a year marked by private share placements, continuing tax audits in Canada and the United States, and …
Climate disasters hit record numbers
A climate non-profit has revealed an alarming trend after resurrecting National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration research that Donald Trump’s administration defunded in May.
Climate Central took…
Climate Central took…
Thompson strikes late to keep X-Roads riding high
X-Roads 3 Boulevard 2
Donovan Thompson headed in a stoppage-time winner for X-Roads Warriors to overcome a stubborn Boulevard Blazers at St David’s and remain unconquered in the Premier Division….
Senoj Mitchell at the double for dominant Devonshire Colts
Devonshire Colts 4 St George’s Colts 0
Senoj Mitchell tormented his former team-mates as Devonshire Colts brought high-flying St George’s Colts back down to earth at Police Field yesterday.
The 2…
Historic hat-trick for Johnie Berntsson in Gold Cup
Johnie Berntsson grabbed his own slice of Bermuda Gold Cup history by becoming the only sailor to lift the King Edward VII Trophy for three years in a row since the event switched to the modern format…
Ostling delivers on day of domination for Sweden
Anna Ostling and her Wings team ensured that Abba featured highly on the playlist in the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club on Sunday night.
Sweden dominated the final day of sailing in Hamilton Harbour this we…
Sweden dominated the final day of sailing in Hamilton Harbour this we…
Police investigate early-morning firearms incident
Police opened an investigation into a firearms incident that took place in the early hours of this morning [SUN].
A police spokesman said that at about 12.50am officers received reports of a gunshot h…
A police spokesman said that at about 12.50am officers received reports of a gunshot h…
Grocers warned of a corn dog, sausage recall over wood pieces
About 58 million pounds worth of corn dog and sausage products have been recalled over wood shaving contamination, the Ministry of Health has warned.
The recalled items were produced and packaged by t…
The recalled items were produced and packaged by t…
Opus launches Bermuda division
The launch of a new office in Bermuda is at the centre of international expansion by Opus Business Advisory Group, a British-based firm.
The company said the Bermuda office will be focused on restruct…
The company said the Bermuda office will be focused on restruct…
Financial literacy draws large crowd
After a well-supported Financial Literacy Summit, the Lumina Festival will return next May with smaller gatherings leading up to the 2026 event.
More than 500 high school and college students, clients…
More than 500 high school and college students, clients…
Conor White kicks on for third Presidents Cup
Conor White clinched the Presidents Cup for third time after seeing off a strong challenge in a sprint finish from Matt Boys and teenage sensation Jackson Langley.
White, the clear race favourite in …
White, the clear race favourite in …
Champions crowned at RenaissanceRe Junior Gold Cup
While some of the world’s top skippers were battling it out in Hamilton Harbour this week, some of the best young sailors on the planet were competing in the Great Sound for the 20th RenaissanceRe Jun…
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Activity book aims to nurture spirituality and mindfulness
A Bermudian artist, farmer and wellness advocate has self-published a colouring and activity book aimed at cultivating inner peace.
Natalie Sannemalm is launching a limited-edition first print in Ber…
Natalie Sannemalm is launching a limited-edition first print in Ber…
Jonté Smith to the rescue for Village
PHC 1 North Village 1
Jonté Smith scored yet another clutch goal in the final minute to secure a point for North Village at PHC Field last night, but the winless champions are in danger of being …
Charity receives $100,000 cancer care boost
Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre has received a $100,000 donation for the purchase and installation of a new ultrasound machine.
The donation from Allied World will also fund the renovation of a dedic…
The donation from Allied World will also fund the renovation of a dedic…
Shocks and epic tussles in Bermuda semi-finals
There were shocks, titanic tussles and some last-flight deciders as the Bermuda Gold Cup and Aspen’s Women’s Match Racing Regatta finalists were decided on Saturday.
The Gold Cup final will feature tw…
The Gold Cup final will feature tw…
Bus detours in Flatts to facilitate roadworks
Bus detours will be in effect on Sunday and “potentially” on Monday in Flatts Village, The Department of Public Transportation has advised.
The detours are to facilitate paving staff on North Shore R…
The detours are to facilitate paving staff on North Shore R…
Police respond to robbery report in Hamilton
Police officers who were observed running with their weapons drawn in Hamilton today were responding to an armed robbery report, the Bermuda Police Service said.
The BPS said it was aware of public co…
The BPS said it was aware of public co…
Restaurant mourns loss of dedicated manager
A restaurant group shared the heartbreaking loss of a staff member who is understood to be the island’s ninth road fatality.
Island Restaurant Group posted on social media yesterday afternoon that Joa…
Island Restaurant Group posted on social media yesterday afternoon that Joa…
In plein sight! Artists drawn to the beauty of Olde Towne
For more than 20 years, the Plein Air Group of Bermuda, which started in Jonah Jones’s backyard in Somerset, has painted at diverse locations around the island.
For its latest round, the Town of St Ge…
For its latest round, the Town of St Ge…
Dangerous driver faces jail term for grievous bodily harm
A man who admitted causing a traffic collision that left a man with life-threatening injuries will be sentenced next month.
Angelo Simons, 31, pleaded guilty to causing grievous bodily harm to Jeffery…
Angelo Simons, 31, pleaded guilty to causing grievous bodily harm to Jeffery…
Berntsson gives Gold Cup rival shot across the bow
Johnie Berntsson cut a serene figure as he made his way out for the final day of round-robin racing in the Bermuda Gold Cup knowing he was already in the semi-finals.
But he never takes it easy and j…
But he never takes it easy and j…
Longtails primed for top-two finish after soaring past BVI
Bermuda finished second to tournament favourites Canada at the end of the round-robin stage of the Battle of the Isles when they eased to a 47-17 triumph over British Virgin Islands yesterday.
The at…
The at…
North Village hunt for first win on PHC turf
North Village face a stern test in their quest to pick up a first league win of the season tonight when they head west to take on PHC.
The champions have endured a difficult start to their title defen…
The champions have endured a difficult start to their title defen…
Carla Seely: Where to retire? Be pragmatic
A few years ago, I wrote about people choosing to retire abroad. This trend is not unique to Bermuda; in fact, a significant percentage of people worldwide are packing their bags and heading to a new…
Dave Ramsey: Value of learning to delay gratification
Dear Dave,
I know a big part of your teaching centres around the importance of learning to delay gratification. You seem to believe reaching a level of maturity where you can do this is essential to a…
I know a big part of your teaching centres around the importance of learning to delay gratification. You seem to believe reaching a level of maturity where you can do this is essential to a…