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After an 18-month hiatus Western Union money transfer services are once again available in Bermuda. The company launched a new office in the City of Hamilton on Friday under agents Blue Nile Ltd, run by Jerome Dill and Sasina Mekonnen. Andre Largie...

In part one of a series of stories profiling the participants in the Enterprise Bermuda incubator programme. we speak with Sandra Dill. Veteran educator Sandra Dill aims to reduce the stress levels of college-bound students and their families. Ms Di...

Ignite Bermuda today launched the island’s first privately funded entrepreneurial accelerator. In partnership with Entrepreneurial Spark, one of the United Kingdom’s largest operators of accelerators, the new bespoke hub aims to be the ideal environ...

There was a rush of interest when Doris Wade ordered pottery wheels for her new studio in Hamilton. “Are they here yet; are they here yet?” was the general refrain from her clients at Endless Creations Pottery & Mosaic Studio. She received 110 messa...

Ma’Layah Swan might be only five years old, but already she knows the importance of good marketing. As the co-owner of Zam’s Lemonade, she hands out business cards to whoever will take one, wherever she goes — birthday parties, the grocery store, wai...

The Bermuda Medical Specialties Group has taken a new doctor, Andrea Gilford Johnson. Dr Gilford Johnson hails from Georgetown, Guyana, and has been practising for 18 years with particular interest in community and preventive medicine. “My personal m...

An announcement on the introduction of fintech-friendly banking in Bermuda is expected this month. David Burt said such a facility was one of the “final pieces of the puzzle”, referring to the Bermuda Government’s efforts to make the island a leading...

Looking for organic gin, inexpensive Malbec, or wine accessories — Discovery Wines’ new Hamilton store has it all. Discovery Wines opened a boutique store on the corner of Queen and Reid Streets in early December. “It has been very successful so far...

Nothing says come hither like a 4,300lb mobile pizza oven. When J&B’s Wood Fired Pizza parked their oven on Kindley Field Road, St David’s for the first time three weeks ago, people lined up in the wind and rain. “It was so windy that one kind cust...

It used to be that local retailers faced competition from down the street or across town — now they’re up against retailers worldwide. With the click of a button customers can order almost anything, any time, anywhere. But brand specialists Natasha...