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Clothing store The Edge is to close down less than a year after the passing of its owner and founder. Zameer “Ronnie” Baksh died on May 13, 2018. A popular figure, Mr Baksh opened The Edge in 1990 at the age of 23. Now, his mother Patsy Proctor says,...

A leading retailer has called on Government to provide a fuller picture of the goods being imported into Bermuda. Paula Clarke, chief executive officer of Gibbons Company and head of the retail division of the Chamber of Commerce, said a decision by ...

Residents and tourists seeking a reason to travel up the country were given plenty to consider yesterday as the West End Development Corporation held its annual networking breakfast at historic Royal Naval Dockyard. Some 200 guests from all sectors o...

The Frog & Onion Pub in Dockyard, is open for business again after a $500,000 renovation. But don’t panic, history lovers, the vintage bits — the candles, the bust of General Abernathy, the giant bellows — are still there. “Some of our long-time reg...

Bermudian entrepreneurs have received a welcome boost with the launch of Ignite Bermuda, the island’s first privately-funded entrepreneurial accelerator. Ignite, organisers say, will enhance the island’s ecosystem for start-ups and small businesses b...

Lahey Hospital will soon be providing specialist care at the Bermuda Medical Specialities Group clinic on Reid Street. Officials at BMSG announced an agreement with the Massachusetts hospital today. Lahey medical experts will see endocrinology, aller...

More than 35 vendors will show off the latest innovations in the food and beverage industry, tomorrow at Butterfield & Vallis’ annual trade show. Carla Lacey, Bermuda Tourism Authority’s chief operating officer, will cut the ribbon at 10.15am. Organ...

Ignite Bermuda today launched the island’s first privately funded entrepreneurial accelerator. In partnership with Entrepreneurial Spark, one of the United Kingdom’s largest operators of accelerators, the new bespoke hub aims to be the ideal environ...

Clarien Bank’s plan to charge account holders $5 for withdrawing Bermuda dollars with the assistance of a teller has left at least one long-time customer unhappy. “They’re always coming up with new rates, but everyone I have talked to about this new ...

When the Island Restaurant Group opened Brew on Front Street in mid-November, plans for a soft opening went pleasantly awry. Instead of a handful of customers, people streamed in looking to grab a drink or a bite to eat while they did their Christma...