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Real estate firm Rego Sotheby’s International has moved house — back to Front Street where the company first set up shop nearly 70 years ago. The firm has moved from its offices on Cavendish Road on the outskirts of Hamilton to the Dickinson Building...

The expected growth in the vacation rental property market in Bermuda could bring many more spin-off benefits, even for those who are not renting out accommodation. Examples were described at an information session, one of four this week, presented b...

Cold-pressed juice slushies that are believed to be a first for the island, will be served at the Agricultural Exhibition this week. OM Juicery will be providing a range of “live, healthy and organic” food at the three-day event in the Botanical Gard...

An underwriting assistant and a taxi driver have teamed up to launch a new art experience aimed at children and adults. Scribbles Art Shack Studio, is the brainchild of Chrisanthi Bartley, who works for a reinsurance company, and Sekai Waldron. The n...

Bermuda’s signature sherry peppers sauce might have hit 50 — but it’s lost none of its spice. And in the five decades Outerbridge Peppers’ sauce has been on sale, the product range has extended to include a range of other sauces and drink mixes. Norm...

Taxi booking app Hitch has hit the 30,000 mark for trips. The service, launched less than 18 months ago, has also notched up 6,500 customers and paid out more than $600,000 to its 230 taxi drivers. Owen Darrell, chairman of Hitch, said: “The growth o...

Hurricane storm shutters are to be custom manufactured on the island, reducing the time it takes for orders to be fulfilled and shutters installed. When it starts the service next month, Jeffrey & Sons believes it will be the first company in Bermuda...

The island’s Chamber of Commerce has formed a new division aimed at boosting the telecoms industry. Kyle Masters, legal and regulatory counsel with Digicel and BTC is chairman of the electronic communications division, with Edgar Dill, general manage...

A Bermuda golf store has expanded into a new and bigger location. Island Kaddy, formerly on Front Street, now boasts three high-tech golf simulators, programmed with some of the world’s top courses like Gleneagles in Scotland and Canada’s Banff Sprin...

Young mother Nea Barnett created an indoor play centre for children after spotting a gap in the market after trying to keep her own daughter entertained. Ms Barnett opened Full of Beans last week in a bid to provide entertainment for small children o...