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Two years ago termites invaded Stephen Mayor’s apartment. He tried everything from special dusts to spraying and spot treatments. “Nothing worked,” he said. In the end he had no choice but to fumigate. Calling around he quickly learnt that there was...

The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation was this morning celebrating the success of a Christmas programme designed to spread holiday spending more evenly around Bermuda. The BEDC revealed that during their 24-day Christmas shop to draw initiati...

On a chilly day Shannon and Lindsey Philpott’s handiwork pops up all over Bermuda — hoodies with BDA or Devil’s Isle printed on them, T-shirts, woolly hats carrying a Bermuda map design. The couple started BermuniTees five years ago to offer Bermuda ...

When Frances Smith started fitness business Actively Aging the hardest part was just finding clients. The 24-year-old’s target customers — older people, weren’t on social media the way her own generation was. In the end, what worked was good, old-fa...

When singer Michael Jackson stayed at the Hamilton Princess in 1991, it was bellman Eddie Benjamin’s job to fool the waiting crowd. “If he was coming around the front, I had to convince everyone that he was coming by boat,” the 60-year-old laughed. ...

Tiny Bermuda is teaching the world a thing or two about fintech. Deputy secretary-general of the Commonwealth, Arjoon Suddhoo, said yesterday he was on the island to “learn from Bermuda”. Dr Suddhoo was at the Elbow Beach Hotel this week thrashing ou...

Tori Wine admits he was a bit of a drill sergeant when he first started as a fitness trainer. “I think I was just really excited about getting people motivated and in shape,” he said with a laugh. It didn’t take him long to realise that shouting didn...

Bermuda’s warm attitude to emerging technology will draw visitors all the way from chilly Canada today. Canadian and Bermudian tech leaders will this week come together for the Canadian Technology Roadshow and Summit in Bermuda, at the Hamilton Princ...

The Ledgelets in Sandys was once a thriving cottage colony owned by John and Nelga Young. Then the tourism slide began; the couple passed away and the Ledgelets became strictly residential in the 1990s. Now the property is going through a revival, of...

The world’s bosses are feeling gloomy about the global economy this year, and that’s not a good sign. Fifty-three per cent of chief executive officers are predicting a decline in the rate of global economic growth in 2020, up from 29 per cent last ye...