Jessie Moniz Hardy is a journalist based in Bermuda, focusing on local news and community issues. She writes for A Hope for the Homeless, covering a wide range of topics including business, culture, and social issues. Jessie's articles aim to shed light on the stories and experiences of the people of Bermuda, highlighting both challenges and triumphs in the community.
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Jessie Moniz Hardy's articles primarily cover local business, entrepreneurship, real estate, and retail in Bermuda. She frequently includes expert commentary in her coverage.
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Butterfield Bank customers can now start saving from the cradle thanks to a revamped Young Savers Account programme.
By: Jessie Moniz Hardy
Nearly two years after the pandemic ended, many businesses are moving away from remote work.
For Donna DeSilva, the hardest thing about running an Earth-friendly retail store is convincing people that they need her products.
Jane Thorpe is hitting the road after 26 years teaching drama at the Bermuda High School for Girls. This summer she and her husband, Mark Thorpe, are taking early retirement to travel the world. “My h...
Latifah Smith is now the senior account manager at mobile phone company Paradise Mobile.
Chubb, the reinsurer with operations in Bermuda, today reported a record $9.27 billion in net income, up 2.7 per cent.
By: Jessie Moniz Hardy
A childhood spent in racially charged California in the Sixties has inspired a book by a Bermudian living overseas. Bruce Gibbons released Ashes to Ascendency this month on Amazon. He was born in ...
A local graphic design and web development firm has launched an AI-powered chatbot service for Bermuda.
The US Federal Open Market Committee will hold the target federal funds rate at 4.25 per cent to 4.5 per cent, the US central bank announced this afternoon.
Artificial intelligence development has more potential to impact the way LOM invests money, than does a new president in Washington DC.
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