Bermuda Triangle science debate: A new hypothesis says sudden disappearances near the Bermuda Triangle could be linked to explosive methane releases from the seabed, pointing to crater-like geological features—while skeptics and official bodies still stress weather, traffic and human error. Bermuda finance & tech: The Bermuda Monetary Authority will host a free World Investor Week webinar (Oct 8) on “Future proofing finance,” focusing on financial literacy, digital deception and fraud prevention. Local corporate investment: Appleby, the Bermuda-founded offshore firm, secured a significant minority investment from New Mountain Capital to back expansion, technology spending and potential acquisitions. Re/insurance data push: Bermuda reinsurers are leaning on better data and delegated underwriting, but say onboarding and auditing coverholders still need tech upgrades. AI infrastructure risk: Mega AI data centres are driving “explosive” growth in captive insurance for physical-risk coverage, as firms self-insure build-outs and weather-linked exposures. Public health governance: Bermuda’s Ministry of Health and the Health Council are starting a targeted consultation (Sept 14) on how major healthcare changes should be reviewed before they take effect. Road safety tech rollout: Bermuda’s speed-camera programme is moving forward with testing on Crow Lane (no tickets during trials) and plans for wider deployment next year. Bermuda culture on screen: A new documentary, “Black Businesses in Bermuda: Trials, Tribulations, Triumphs,” is now available online via the Department of Culture’s YouTube channel.