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Hamilton restaurants Port O Call and Pearl have closed for renovations, but habitués of the Front Street favourites need not despair. Port O Call, the fine dining eatery with a Wine Spectator award-winning wine list, and the sushi restaurant located ...

Beaded flip-flops, baskets, bags, clothing, even dog leashes — it’s all straight out of Africa at Authentic Afrika Bermuda. Tanya Osewe, a Bermudian who spent 20 years in Kenya, started the business a year ago, wanting to showcase the beauty of Afric...

The Hamilton location of bookmakers GameTime has closed. Customers arriving at the betting shop in The Emporium building on Front Street are met with a sign on the door that reads: “All GameTime Hamilton customers may now place their wages (sic) at S...

Bermuda’s stagnant economy has had a knock-on impact on the island’s commercial real estate market. Forty commercial properties are listed for sale on the Property Skipper website, some of which have languished on the market for prolonged periods. Th...

Belco has maintained an environmental management systems certification. The ISO 14001:2015 standard, set by the Swiss-based International Organisation for Standardisation, helps Belco to improve resource efficiency, reduce waste, and consistently ma...

When the Dockyard Glassworks opened 20 years ago this week, rum cakes were meant to be a side hustle to the hand made glass on offer. But today, the rum cakes are more than holding their own under the banner of The Bermuda Rum Cake Company. “They’...

Frank Burgess trains ninjas, but you won’t find any sword-wielding assassins, all dressed in black at his dojo, Fudoshin Ninjutsu Bermuda. “Grandmasters will tell you it is a peaceful martial art that gets you through everyday life, rather than throw...

The government agency that supports aspiring entrepreneurs is to hold a seminar to teach them how to bounce back from failure. The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation will present “Fail Fast, Pivot Quickly, Bounce Back” at the Bermuda Underwater...

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...

Wine enthusiasts and professionals working in wine-related industries will have the opportunity to uncork their expertise later this year in courses presented by Gosling’s Brothers Ltd. Wineschool3, the Cayman Islands-based provider of the internatio...