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As the new Bacardi brand manager in Bermuda, Bermudian Jalen Harvey really wants the island to be proud of the company. “I would love to see more Bermudians taking ownership and feeling proud of Bacardi,” the 28 year old said. He began to see the im...

This Christmas, consumers could see rising prices on their favourite items and a loss of variety, because of the global shipping crisis that is causing long shipment delays and sending shipping costs soaring. Richard Boyle, owner of shoe store W J B...

Eight people have died in traffic accidents in Bermuda, so far this year, compared to six for the whole of 2020, and seven in 2019. Tired of seeing friends and family hurt or killed in road traffic accidents, driving instructor Darren Glasford decide...

Ciera Garrafa has wanted to run her own business since middle school. She finally got her chance last October, when the store she worked for, Treats of Bermuda in the Washington Mall in Hamilton, went up for sale. “I thought okay, this is the univer...

The party scene in Bermuda is hopping, despite the global pandemic, and Akil Darrell of balloon decorating business Hot-Air Designs, is taking full advantage. “Everyone has been having parties,” Mr Darrell said. “And the parties are so extravagant. ...

When Roy Fellowes launched the Bermuda Gin Co in 2019, he worried about the environmental impact of his gins. Glass bottles are vitally important for the marketing and sale of his Pink House and White Roof gins, but the production, transporting, and ...

Restaurateur Emilio Barbieri really wanted to turn everything gold, to celebrate half a century with the Little Venice Restaurant on Bermudiana Road. “Gold is the colour for a 50th anniversary,” said Mr Barbieri who took over the restaurant on Septem...

Danielle Pacheco dreamt of starting her own clothing business for a long time. She loves fashion and hunting for bargains. “I’m a bit of a shopaholic,” she admitted. “But I’m not a risk taker. I was scared.” But last December she finally decided it w...

Tucked away in a quiet corner of Queen Elizabeth Park in Hamilton is Bermuda’s newest tea stop. Kelsea Williams opened the NovelTea shop this month after five years running it as an online enterprise. Customers can now buy a cup of their favourite ...

Gibbons Company’s new chief executive officer wants Bermuda to know that contrary to popular opinion, retail is not dead. “Retail is very much alive,” said Tony Thompson, who took over from Paula Clarke on July 1. “It is just a matter of what form of...