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Sometimes it really pays to read the fine print. During the month of May, Joshua Bate Trading Company offered a $500 cash prize, or $750 in store credit, to potential customers who read the fine print in their terms of sale agreement. If they read t...

The first year Keisha Allen-Smith set up tutoring service, Target Learning, she had only three students. But she stuck to her guns and the numbers started to grow. “Information about it spread through word of mouth,” said the Berkeley Institute teac...

Mailboxes Unlimited has acquired New Jersey-based freight-consolidating company, Corporate Forwarding Services of America LLC, after years of working side by side with them. Kenny Thomson, Mailboxes Unlimited’s president, officially took over last n...

Salintae Tuzo-Smith’s counselling business Metanoia Power came out of a very bad time in her life. Back in 2016, she was contemplating whether to commit suicide or continue to live. “I had a lot of health problems,” the 32-year old said. Doctors d...

Electric cars are cheap to power up, they produce less pollution, and they’re virtually silent. Will they come to dominate Bermuda’s roads? Michael Swan thinks they will. “I most definitely see a day in the future when all the cars on the road are e...

Bad news for lionfish eaters — the local supply of the delicious nuisance fish is about to shrink. Reefsweeper, a remote operated vehicle used by company Atlantic Lionshare to spear, collect and sell lionfish, is moving to Destin, Florida. “This was...

When Shawnette Simmons Smith opened the Green Lite Café and Eatery across from the Somerset Cricket Club in Sandys, she really wanted to create an all-vegan eatery. But the previous occupant, the Shabazz Bakery, had left too much of a meat-lovers le...

When Desmond Townsend first moved from London to Bermuda, there was one thing he missed — fish and chips. “I wanted a taste of home,” Mr Townsend said. “In London, chicken tikka masala is probably the most popular street food, but fish and chips is p...

Finding The Dragon’s Lair gallery in St George can be tricky, like any good dragon’s den. The art gallery is around the corner from Davidrose Jewellery and behind Tempest Bistro on Water Street. If your quest fails, there are signs with very large ar...

Heidi Cowen has seen a slew of new tour bus operators setting up shop in the seven years she has been running Bermuda Byways Tours. But she hasn’t noticed any particular drop off in her business as a result. “We’re all in this together,” she shrugged...