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Bermis are on the road. The island’s newest electric car has been licensed by the Transport Control Department, and customers can now buy the nifty runarounds. Mike Swan, the entrepreneur who brought the pocket-sized vehicles to the island, is hopefu...

A Bermudian make-up artist is offering a luxury mobile service to clients. Donika York started her mobile business called Basic Beauty Studio more than six years ago when she saw a niche in the market. She believes mobile is a more lucrative idea to ...

Since a leap of faith led her to start her own business two years ago, interior decorator Kimberly Hughes has seen success — and learnt from great designers. Ms Hughes, owner of Designs For Living, gained meaningful insight into her craft when she at...

Friends with a passion for Latin dance started a recreational business to teach the art, and it has grown in popularity during the past two years. Clave Dance is the name of the salsa studio, which is currently being held at The Docksiders Pub and Re...

Electricity created by residential solar panels can now be more easily stored for later use, such as when the sun goes down or during a power outage. A new generation of lithium-ion batteries that are totally sealed and wall mounted in a similar fash...

When a young student turned up to take part in an educational trip aboard the Spirit of Bermuda sloop, there was a problem. Students had been advised to bring wet weather gear to protect them from waves and rain, and to keep them warm during night wa...

Dwayne “Streaker” Adams, a former goalkeeper for the Bermuda national football team, has opened a Soca spin studio on St John’s Road. Mr Adams’ passion for spinning came from managing the gym at Ace Ltd, the company today known as Chubb. He realised...

A popular town centre café has created a healthier approach to dining. Café 4 has always been known for its unique mix of foods, from the salad bar to sandwiches, sushi and more. The eatery in Windsor Place, Queen Street, has undergone changes to cr...

As seen on television and in most trendy stores overseas, an international style consultant has now been introduced locally by Gibbons Company to enhance services within the store. Paula Clarke, CEO of Gibbons Company, said: “We are bringing on Shiva...

Companies may lose valuable employees if they fail to develop talent with ongoing efforts rather than simply train them up and expect them to get the job done. That’s the view of Jennifer Smatt, president of consultancy Ontru, who said the company is...