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The Regulatory Authority has finalised the new licensing framework for the electricity sector. In a statement, the regulator noted that third parties had expressed interest in offering alternatives to Belco as sources of power generation. And the RA ...

One Communications Ltd made a $2.1 million profit between May 2016 and the end of last year. The figure was released in an earnings report that covers the telecoms company from the moment it completed its deal with US-based ATN International on May 3...

Firefighter Mark Prior aims to turn up the heat in the fight world. For Mr Prior, a member of the Bermuda Fire & Rescue Service, has opened Bermuda Combat Club — dedicated to the “gentle art” of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and mixed martial arts cage fightin...

A pool maintenance veteran has seen a rise in the number of customers switching from freshwater to saltwater pools. Tim McKittrick, owner of Tim’s Pools Ltd, has been in business for 15 years and witnessed many changes during this time. He said: “Sa...

Insurance veteran Robert Cooney and tourism industry veteran Dennis Tucker have been appointed as independent directors of LOM Financial Ltd. The new recruits will serve on the boards of the investment firm’s three Bermuda-regulated subsidiaries. Mr...

The America’s Cup may have ended but Bermuda — and especially Dockyard — has new and exciting things on the horizon. Among the West End Development Corporation’s plans are new tourist accommodations on site and a new transport museum. Andrew Dias, th...

Things are getting brighter every day at OM Juicery — both inside and out. An eye-catching mural now adorns the outside of the kitchen premises on Elliott Street. The artwork was created by six students from Berkeley Institute and it has given the bu...

Life has changed for Mark and Mariam Boothe since they discovered essential oils four years ago, and now they are running their own essential oils enterprise and sharing their knowledge. They order essential oils from quality sources and mix them to ...

There has been a mixed reaction in Bermuda to Apple’s decision to retire its iconic iPod personal music players. The iPod nano and shuffle will no longer be sold by Apple after falling sales and shifting trends with more people now listening to musi...

Investment services firm LOM has posted a profit of nearly $433,000 for the first half of the year. The figure is an improvement of more than $381,000 on the same period last year. Scott Lines, chief executive officer of LOM, said the company will be...