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Bermuda’s “naysayers” risk the island losing out on “the biggest industry of the next decade”, the Government’s fintech adviser has warned. Denis Pitcher, head of the booking management company resQwest, decried a killjoy attitude that scuppered the ...

Two Bermudian brothers received a $200,000 investment in their car air freshener business on the hit ABC television show Shark Tank. Trey and Donovan Brown, sons of former premier Ewart Brown and Priscilla Murray Brown, signed off on a $200,000 inves...

Police have appealed for help to find missing 21-year-old Keni Smith. Mr Smith is described as brown complexioned, 6ft 1in, of slim build, weighing approximately 150lb with short black hair. He was last seen around 2pm yesterday. A police spokesman s...

The Smith’s community came together at Warriors Field as part of a candlelight vigil last night to remember those who have died in recent years. More than 150 people gathered on the field for the event, organised by the St Philip AME Church in partne...

The traditional start of Christmastime in St George’s, put on hold by Covid-19 since 2020, returns next month with free shuttle buses serving the East End for the night. The Bermuda National Trust’s Christmas Walkabout, bringing guests to the World H...

The first tree has been planted as part of an annual initiative to recognise Bermuda’s philanthropists and the help they provided during the Covid-19 pandemic. The Association of Fundraising Professionals of Bermuda recently partnered with the Bermud...

Police are appealing for witnesses to a rental bike crash – where the driver could not be found. At 4.30am today, police attended the accident involving the rental cycle, on North Shore Road near the junction of East Point Lane. A police spokesman sa...

The Government plans to create a vertical farming industry on the island have been put on hold after the overseas company behind the scheme reported massive losses. The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation had partnered with Florida-based Kalera ...

Refunds for people who prepaid the controversial $40 Travel Authorisation fee before it was ended early are getting refunds – but the process will take up to two months. It was announced in the Throne Speech that the TA system would end on November 1...

A charity fundraiser aims to go off with a bang by giving donors the chance to detonate an historic cannon. The National Museum of Bermuda yesterday launched the Donate to Detonate event to raise funds for its educational programmes, exhibits, publi...