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With a head for business and a heart for art, Mitchell Klink is on a mission to demystify the art world and make it more accessible. Mr Klink arrived on-island from Atlanta in February, but has already made an impression, having been invited to join ...

Government is exploring how Bermuda can issue bonds on a global basis utilising blockchain technology, the Premier has said. In a tweet, David Burt said he met with Radoslav Albrecht, chief executive officer and founder of German fintech company Bitb...

The roles of 12 Bermudian employees at Butterfield Bank in Bermuda are to be made redundant as the result of cost-cutting restructuring measures. The bank is making a further ten roles redundant in the Cayman Island, with those and the Bermuda jobs b...

Technology, cyber and climate change are the three most urgent risks facing reinsurers worldwide, respondents to a survey conducted by professional services firm PwC have said. Results of the Reinsurance Banana Skins 2019 survey were released yesterd...

Construction firm Kaissa Ltd has today opened a retail showroom on Front Street. Kaissa specialises in roofing, waterproofing and speciality exterior wall cladding systems for residential and commercial clients. The company recently added a new inter...

The threat of powerful Hurricane Dorian has prompted the evacuation of Amelia Island in Florida, the starting point for the regular voyages by cargo ship Somers Isles to Bermuda. However, ship’s agents Meyer Agency said yesterday that the vessel’s sc...

For Rhona Emmerson, the sale of advertising agency AAC to Premier Tickets Ltd marked the end of an era. Ms Emmerson retired from the agency in March 2018, but retained an ownership interest. That stake has now passed to Michael Branco’s Celeste Group...

Bermuda’s immigration policy and the high cost of doing business are set to claim another member of the island’s retail sector with the imminent closure of award-winning stationery and gift store Pulp & Circumstance. Owner Michael Grayston said that ...

DropIt Delivery, the island’s new grocery delivery business, has announced revised pricing for its cost-saving annual membership. The service, which entrepreneurs Carl Vincent and Leanne Evans describe as “Lindo’s grocery store, Warwick, online”, has...

Small and large business in Bermuda have pledged their support for the island’s first Pride Parade. The Facebook page of the Bermuda Pride Supporters group has nearly 6,000 members and is replete with messages of support from businesses island-wide. ...