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A veteran honey producer has seen a major decline in the local bee population during his 40-year career. Lewell Woolridge, of Bee Lovers Beekeeping in Paget, pointed to land development as the culprit. “The bees don’t have the food sources they once ...

Bermuda’s fintech-friendly atmosphere and strong technological infrastructure has led to the formation of a new cyber-risk modelling company. DeNexus founder Jose Seara and senior adviser Jeffrey Sirr came to the island to incorporate DeNexus. “We ...

Veteran realtor Larry Sticca says that the 0.75 per cent US federal funds rate rise announced on Wednesday may dampen the real estate market in Bermuda, but probably will not bring it to a complete standstill. “It will probably hit customers on the b...

Owning two beloved pooches, Tracy Lambert noticed a gap in the Bermuda retail market: not enough haute couture for pets. “As a consumer, I’m always looking for stuff that is different or that you don’t often see around the island,” Ms Lambert said. ...

Malika Serrar is always on the look out for novel ways to promote her hair salon, Pull My Hair, on Front Street. Last month, she became the first local business owner to fully customise a Whip Ride Share electric scooter with her own colour, pink, a...

Digicel has signed a landmark five-year deal with St Vincent and the Grenadines National Telecommunications Regulatory Commission, providing thousands in the region with high speed internet access. Through the partnership, the country’s government w...

A teacher’s first years in education are so overwhelming that half of all new teachers quit within the first five years. Veteran educator Gina Tucker hopes that her new business, EduCoach, will turn this tide by providing online mentoring support to ...

On a small patch of land, Malachi Symonds has an orchard bursting with fruit. One citrus tree alone carries more than 150 lemons. His secret is a fertiliser he makes with his new biodigester, a machine that uses organic material to create cooking fu...

Applications for Ignite Bermuda’s business accelerator programme open on Monday and successful applicants for the sixth cohort will begin in October. They could include entrepreneurs and community leaders, including non-profits, at any stage of busi...

Bermuda could one day be a sustainable utopia and a beacon to other countries, said one local entrepreneur. But Zayne Sinclair, of edible gardening business Sinclair’s Seed Sowing, stressed that first we need to tackle the island’s growing food inse...