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On a chilly day Shannon and Lindsey Philpott’s handiwork pops up all over Bermuda — hoodies with BDA or Devil’s Isle printed on them, T-shirts, woolly hats carrying a Bermuda map design. The couple started BermuniTees five years ago to offer Bermuda ...

Horizon Communications has applied for a regulatory licence to operate a new high-speed wireless 4G LTE solution for homes and businesses in Bermuda. It was announced in October that a moratorium on new telecommunications licences was being lifted. ...

Tech-savvy entrepreneurs are taking over the small business landscape, according to a recent seminar held by the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation. The BEDC hosted a Netpreneur is the Nextpreneur last month at the Bermuda Society of Arts in H...

Bull’s Head Car Wash is to close at the end of this month. In a statement yesterday, the Riviere family, who operated the carwash for 15 years, said the business had been sold and the buyers had a “new vision for the property”. The Royal Gazette repo...

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 ...

Argus Group has started using the debit and credit card payment system operated by Bermudian-based Powertranz. It is the latest business to go live with the system, which launched in July. It means Argus staff no longer have to physically handle clie...

Drinks distributor Burrows Lightbourn has begun to import an alcohol-free version of Heineken, the Dutch lager. Brewed using the same process as its alcoholic counterpart, Heineken 0.0% is full of natural ingredients while still delivering its iconic...

Tori Wine admits he was a bit of a drill sergeant when he first started as a fitness trainer. “I think I was just really excited about getting people motivated and in shape,” he said with a laugh. It didn’t take him long to realise that shouting didn...

A donation of $15,000 has been made by Clarien Bank to Meals on Wheels. The money was raised through Clarien’s 13th Holiday GiveBack Campaign, which in the past ten years has raised more than $100,000 for the charity, Michael DeCouto, Clarien’s chief...

This is the second of a weekly series of features focusing on participants in the second cohort of Ignite Bermuda, the island’s first privately funded business accelerator. Entrepreneur Kayuntae Ming has growth on her mind as she embarks on a five-m...