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Bermuda needs to pull together to get through the current economic crisis which has led to many people losing their jobs and homes and businesses going under. That is the view of Peter Darling, managing director of Bluck’s, which itself has experienc...

For some retailers, the tills are ringing, but for others this holiday shopping season will not be enough to see them through another year. After 25 years in business, retailer Ellen Brown said this will be her last Christmas on the sales floor. “I ...

Vince Ingham is retiring earlier than expected from Belco and a search is on for his successor here and abroad. The Board of Directors of Ascendant Group today said Mr Ingham, the company’s president and CEO, will retire at the end of this month, aft...

Bermuda’s eMonday online shopping sale was hailed a success yesterday by Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Patrice Minors. She said thousands of locals shopped online on December 5, and the 35 retailers taking part in the Cyber Monday-like even...

During a time when most companies are cutting back, Bermuda Press and its sister company, Chameleon, have invested close to $2 million in state-of-the-art equipment to ensure a spot at the top of the local printing industry. Bermuda Press, located on...

Bermuda Realty Company has honoured 17 of its employees for long service. The most notable recognitions went to sales representative Fiona Hatfield and senior land surveyor David Kuhn. Ms Hatfield started with the company 25 years ago as a receptioni...

Celebrity chefs will be exposing Bermuda to some culinary delights from the US when they enter the kitchen of Polaris at the Carriage House next year. Anne Burrell, Michael Symon and Bobby Flay of the Food Network will be making the trip to Bermuda t...

Ending payroll tax breaks would be disastrous for the restaurant industry, which has yet to recover from 2008 when dining out plunged 40 percent on average, warned Chamber of Commerce restaurant division head Phil Barnett. “For many restaurants the p...

Raising duty rates on online purchases shipped in by courier would be “a massive and punitive tax increase” on consumers, Mailboxes Unlimited boss Steve Thomson said yesterday. “Protectionist tax policies stifle the economy and hurt the local populat...

Traders have been gearing up for the official start of the festive season with a series of events planned across the Island. The North East Hamilton Economic Empowerment Zone (EEZ) will be hosting hourly fashion shows at 7pm and 8pm on Friday Decembe...