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Keeon Minors always thought that he would retire to Panama City, Panama. On vacation there, Mr Minors loved the low cost of living and the modern infrastructure of the Central American city of 36,000 people. Then, a few years ago, digital nomadism b...

When Sandys entrepreneur Charmaine Russell received an Instagram message asking to feature her in Essence magazine, she thought that it was a hoax. The message claimed to be from Jill Dill, public relations projects manager at the Bermuda Tourism Aut...

Roy and Gena Dennison are victims of their own success. In the two years they have been running Happy Van Imports, demand has been sky high for their commercial vehicles imported second-hand from Japan. “We have reached our saturation point,” Mr De...

Bermuda digital tech industry regulations should change from being legislation-based to policy-based to make them more easily adaptable to swiftly changing technology. That was the word from Simone Smith-Bean, managing director of the law firm Smith ...

In today’s opening session of Bermuda Virtual Tech Summit 2021, David Burt, the Premier, discussed the launch of a $100,000 stimulus token programme designed to familiarise the community with cryptocurrency. He spoke with Forbes associate editor Mic...

When Ambika Scott spotted a pair of Marc Jacobs ankle boots selling for less than $5 a few months ago, she snatched them up. She knows a bargain when she sees one. “They are worth about $500,” she said. “They are a collector’s item.” The shoes are ...

The D Rego building at 75 Reid Street was on the market for more than a decade before finally selling this year. Providing a surprising amount of frontage to Reid Street east, it features retail and office space across two building addresses with th...

As newly renovated Point House comes online on the edge of the city of Hamilton, it is triggering an avalanche of activity in the city’s commercial rental sector. "Point House is a substantial space with 90,000 to 100,000 square feet to offer,“ sai...

When personal chef TeAnn Hassell tells people that she can make a dairy-free Johnny Bread, she gets doubtful looks. “They usually don’t believe me until they taste it,” said the owner of the catering business R.E.A.L. “A lot of times they have to tas...

When Terri Mello started a business selling hand-painted peg dolls this year, she had the perfect name — Star Sprinkles. It was whimsical, imaginative and she had been waiting her whole life to use it. “When I was 3 I really wanted to be called Star...