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A testing hill in the final mile of the Lindo’s to Lindo’s 10K road race provided the make-or-break moments that decided the men’s and women’s champions. Spencer Butterfield and Deon Breary came out on top to claim the respective race crowns after ma...

A new sports performance gym is halfway to fulfilling its optimum membership number only three months after opening for business. Improvements and additions are still being added to the BEAST Gym, on Dundonald Street, but the facility is already diff...

Moving with the times, Bermuda Broadcasting Company is bringing down the curtain on its analogue television signals. The company, which owns the channels ZBM-CBS9 and ZFB-ABC7, has been moving towards an all-digital platform for many years. This week...

Bermuda’s banks are upgrading their debit and credit cards in line with changing security standards elsewhere in the world. So-called “chip-and-pin” cards are on the way for customers of HSBC Bermuda, while those who bank with either Bank of Butterfi...

A pharmacy that has embraced some of the latest retail technology has opened in Hamilton. There is a spacious, modern feel to Par-la-Ville Pharmacy, which is on the corner of Church Street and Par-la-Ville Road, and that is a testament to the vision ...

Bermuda’s largest information technology company just got bigger. Applied Computer Technologies has acquired cloud and technology services firm Ignition Bermuda Ltd. The deal consolidates two of the island’s significant cloud services providers under...

If you take a staircase up to a first floor shop on King’s Square in St George’s, be prepared for a surprise. Because you will find an Aladdin’s cave of scrapbooking and crafting materials, and an impressive selection of party items — many of which c...

Self-made billionaire Aubrey McClendon, who together with his wife owned vacation homes in Bermuda, died in a car crash in the US yesterday. The 56-year-old was killed in a single vehicle crash in Oklahoma City. His car hit an embankment under a bri...

Sixteen companies and organisations have signed up to take part in the first Xtreme Sports Games. They will compete against one another at such fun and bizarre activities as bubble football, human hungry hippo and Zorb racing. A raft of international...

Work to upgrade a cabling network that carries internet services to many homes and businesses in Bermuda could soon be on the cards for customers of Logic. And the envisaged upgrade will include more fibre optic cabling. Atlantic Tele-Network, a US t...