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Bermuda retailers compare favourably to their US counterparts in quality of service and quantity of goods, according to the new chairman of the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce's retail division. Paula Clarke, who took over her new role last month, was re...

Rude sales staff, limited choice of goods and high prices are among some of the biggest gripes customers have about shopping in Bermuda, according to a survey released by Government yesterday. The Department of Consumer Affairs commissioned two surve...

In the latest in a series of features on the traders of the Olde Towne Market in St George’s each Sunday, Alex Wright speaks to Suzann Holshouser, a Senator and marketing manager, who has built a business out of her craftwork. What started out as a...

The real estate market is showing signs of picking up again after a slow start to the year. That is according to Frederica Forth-Anglies, president of Century 21 Bermuda Properties, who won a Centurion 2010 award from the parent company in recognitio...

Local eatery Buzz Café now has a beach bar to add to its restaurant line up with the recent purchase of the Tobacco Bay concession stand located just outside of St. George’s. “Buzz on the Beach” is owner Holger Eiselt’s ninth Buzz location, with one ...

Consumers looking to make their dollars stretch further in these difficult times will get some help in finding group discount opportunities from a new website. The Bermydeals.bm website launched last week. The site negotiates discounts with businesse...

Motorists are ditching gas-guzzling cars and buying fuel-efficient bikes as prices at the pumps continue to soar, according to a report released yesterday. The Retail Sales Index showed overall sales of motor vehicles plummeted 21.3 percent in March ...

A market trader combined his love of making things and travel to set up his own business selling custom jewellery at hotels and events across Bermuda. Arthur Wales, a retired contractor, started producing and buying his items in partnership with his ...