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Keeping a business running during the Covid-19 pandemic, and the restrictions imposed on daily life, has been a challenge, but it’s something Tia-Maria Robinson has managed with her nail care enterprise Tia Maria Nail & Skin. Some of her plans had to...

Registration is now open for an entrepreneurship education course being offered by the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation. “Entrepreneurship 101” provides new and aspiring entrepreneurs with the knowledge, tools and resources needed to start th...

More must be done to support the training of skilled trades workers in Bermuda, a leading industry figure told attendees at a construction and trade industry conference. Will Irvine, executive director of the Construction Association of Bermuda, was ...

The Royal Gazette is to introduce a “paywall” that would require readers to pay for some of the content on its website. The move comes as the newspaper’s parent company, Bermuda Press Holdings Ltd, plans to transition its publishing division’s offeri...

When clients drift away, some hair salons offer hefty discounts to lure them back. Salon Pink owner Kidist “Pinky” Emery doesn’t see any reason for discounts at her place. “We offer great services,” she said. “We have an amazing team. Our ideal cust...

Fairmont Southampton and its team is making positive contributions to the environment, while also providing benefits to guests and the community. Through its actions, and as members of Planet 21 — the Accor-wide sustainability programme, the hotel ha...

Chris Faria caught the farming bug while working as a greenhouse manager at Aberfeldy Nursery and as a farm labourer for Amaral Farms. A trip through Asia gave him insight into farming in agrarian communities where small-scale farmers grow food for ...

The Ledgelets in Sandys was once a thriving cottage colony owned by John and Nelga Young. Then the tourism slide began; the couple passed away and the Ledgelets became strictly residential in the 1990s. Now the property is going through a revival, of...

Budding entrepreneurs are invited to apply to join the third cohort of the Enterprise Bermuda incubator. Started by the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation in February 2018, the incubator is a 12-month programme to support local entrepreneurs an...

Entrepreneurs Kim Caisey and Nathan Amaral have been named Scholars of the Year by the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation. Ms Caisey is founder of KIM’s List, an online resource for children’s activities and events, while Mr Amaral is the owner...