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David Lang is looking forward to having a little more space in his home office. After eight years as managing director of the Bank of Bermuda Foundation, he retires in May. “I am looking forward to it, but Mrs Lang isn’t,” he joked. He first came in...

There’s a bit of a fishbowl effect going on at Polished Nail Salon’s new location on Reid Street. The walls are glass, so passers-by are constantly peering in. This was exactly what Glen Wilks had in mind when he moved the nail side of his beauty bu...

There was a rush of interest when Doris Wade ordered pottery wheels for her new studio in Hamilton. “Are they here yet; are they here yet?” was the general refrain from her clients at Endless Creations Pottery & Mosaic Studio. She received 110 messa...

British sports doctor Hamish Reid has led an adventurous life. He was a British Army ER doctor early in his medical training; in 2010 he set a Guinness World Record for being part of the first ever duo to row all the way around the British Isles; an...

Before the popular video games of today, such as Fortnite and Minecraft, there was Pac-man, a bright yellow pie face with an insatiable appetite for dots. Gen Xers spent hours with him dodging ghosts and scoring points. Now they can relive the thrill...

During the sleepy days of winter, local businesses can struggle for much needed foot traffic. Entrepreneur Richard Spencer has a solution for that — his new online marketplace Amazuda.bm. The 29-year-old launched the website three weeks ago as a pl...

When Ivan Outerbridge first launched event listing app Bermuda’s Very Own in 2014 it did well, with over 3,000 downloads over a four-year period. But in more recent months downloads started to fall off. “It became a little more difficult to get the...

Historic St George property Aunt Nea’s Inn is on the market and will stage an open house on Saturday. “Built in 1791, Aunt Nea’s Inn represents a unique opportunity to invest in Bermuda’s growing tourism industry,” realtor Belcario Thomas said. “Lovi...

Before the America’s Cup got under way in 2017, organisers promised the world; cash, attention, tourism — Bermuda would get it all. Two years on, hotel industry leaders Stephen Todd and Tim Morrison said the six-week sailing event more than lived up...

A British company selling virtual reality products hopes to move to Bermuda and hire local staff. Ed Mason, chief executive officer of Core Ltd, said he was tired of shuttling 5,000 miles between his offices in London, England and Silicon Valley, Ca...