Scavenger hunts, talks, competitions — Global Entrepreneurship Week organisers are promising a host of activities next month.
The Bermuda Economic and Development Corporation is organising GEW in par...
Ordering online is supposed to be less stressful than physically going to a store to make a purchase, but the reality is somewhat different.
Buyers still have to deal with providing invoices for cust...
It used to be that excellent one-on-one service was a hallmark of a great hotel; today the wi-fi connection might be more important.
“More and more guests expect speedy service, but don’t define that ...
Stephanie Hill calls Bermuda her “spiritual home”, which made it an obvious place to celebrate her book.
She’s to sign copies of Come Sleep With Me: An Adventure in Bed and Breakfast Land and Beyond a...
The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation has hired five new staff to provide better assistance to existing and new entrepreneurs.
The BEDC has restructured its organisation to better serve clients...
Entrepreneurs got some insights into finding work/life balance yesterday at a Bermuda Economic Development Corporation seminar.
Balancing Act, held at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club, saw approximately 3...
WeSpeak Bermuda, the organisation created by local women to coach and build female public-speaking skills and opportunities, is holding its second boot camp next month.
More than 100 women from divers...
After a major storm like Hurricane Humberto, clearing away fallen trees can be dangerous work.
One wrong cut and a pinned tree branch could come loose and crash into you, or the tree itself could shi...
For 79 years Elizabeth Gumbs has been a fixture on the organ at First Church of God, Angle Street.
In her early days, shortly after the Second World War started, she had to remember to pump the instru...
After 11 years overseas, Tika Gilbert has returned to architectural firm Botelho Wood.
Ms Gilbert was in the United Kingdom completing a bachelors, masters and postgraduate diploma in architecture to ...
