At 68, Lise Fox learnt she had diabetes. On the A1C test, where the glucose levels of a healthy person would be recorded as 5.7 per cent or lower, she reached 9 per cent.
Despite that, she refused the...
There was a time when Gillian Cross wasn’t getting home until 9pm most evenings.
And once the Axa XL human resource manager did get home, she spent much of the evening dealing with office e-mails.
“My...
First Atlantic Commerce, and Core Technologies, today announced a collaboration to enable Core Technologies UnderWriter insurance platform clients to accept online payments.
FAC is a Bermuda-based, pa...
Ever dozed off in the middle of an important office meeting, or found yourself drinking endless rounds of coffee just to stay awake until lunch time?
Sleep scientists estimate that 35 per cent of peop...
Fit before giving birth, Natalie Flood didn’t understand why her “mummy tummy” wouldn’t go away.
The Pilates instructor soon discovered the reason: her stomach muscles had weakened during pregnancy, a...
When Alexandra Mosher first started a jewellery business out of her kitchen, she could barely keep the lights on.
“The Belco guy would be coming to turn off my electricity,” she said. “I’d say just g...
Carole Sousa showed up at our meeting with a typed list of talking points.
Among the many things that had to be discussed: her current activities, her collection of business cards and the people she f...
They’re not exactly Gucci or Louis Vuitton, but Ray Beaulne’s bags have been trending hot this week.
The Bag it Bermuda dumpster bags he sells out of Bermuda Rentals on Bakery Lane in Pembroke, can c...
Carol Hall failed one of the first computer auditing exams she ever took, miserably.
But it did not stop her from going on to establish a career in auditing and also co-found the Bermuda chapter of th...
Three years into a medical career Kadijah Lee-Smith wasn’t happy.
She liked her work as a phlebotomist, drawing and testing blood — but didn’t enjoy the fast pace.
“I was going home with headaches,” ...
