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Long after the anticipated return to service of a popular Washington Lane takeout restaurant, Casablanca remains shuttered, hit by an unforeseen staffing problem. Three weeks ago, there was every attempt to bring the restaurant back online. There had...

The competition for Bermuda’s brightest minds is on. The pandemic has highlighted the need to cultivate the supply of local talent for Bermuda companies. Corporate Bermuda faces an ageing population and global competition for qualified staff. The ch...

Bermuda’s restaurant scene is slowly returning to its pre-pandemic splendour, but not without the weight of technical, logistical, health and financial obstacles. Casablanca, in Washington Lane, officially reopens today after earlier attempts fell sh...

A businesswoman and entertainer who recently gave birth to her fourth child has realised a need to step back a little from her business life. She is now looking for a buyer for her city retail store, Stash, that specialises in a variety of health pro...

Bermuda’s premier publishing house, Bermuda Press (Holdings) Ltd, has reported half-year profits to the end of March of $190,000, down from $399,000 for the comparable period in 2021. The company, which owns The Royal Gazette, said the income drop ca...

Realtors and government remain at loggerheads in a seven-year battle after what industry believed was unintended consequences from 2015 changes that removed the ability for work permit holders to buy condominiums outside of hotel/tourism developments...

A leading local insurance company has confirmed that personal client data was accidentally released to unauthorised recipients, but said it did not include personal health or financial information. CG Insurance confirmed to The Royal Gazette that an...

Twice Treasured, a thrift store on St. John’s Road, Pembroke, will close at the end of May, a month shy of its first anniversary. Operator Danielle Riviere has conceded that the venture has not lived up to expectations. She said the pre-pandemic idea...

The Liquor Licensing Authority has quietly required all establishments applying for a liquor licence to have cameras operating on their premises

A government restaurant concession in Devonshire has been shut for more than six months with no explanation as to when it will reopen. And the temporary liquor licence obtained so that the Government could at least provide beverages and recoup some r...