The London-based reporting company Smith Bernal International, which provided the transcription technology for the OJ Simpson trial, has set up an operation in Bermuda. The new arm will provide the same range of reporting services as the company's offices in London, Hong Kong and Philadelphia. Its chief executive, Graham Smith, said the company chose to open up in Bermuda because half the top 500 US companies had subsidiaries or affiliates registered on the island.
Partner backs Tube crusade
Nabarro Nathanson senior partner David Bramson has put his name to a letter to The Times from senior London businessmen calling for a “£1.2bn investment backlog” in the London Underground to be made good by government. Nabarros joined the London First campaign – a privately funded group of businesses to promote the city – two […]
