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Christmas arrives a month early tomorrow for Bermuda’s ailing retail sector. Black Friday, that most North American of pre-holiday season come-ons, is now a fixture of Bermuda’s retail landscape. For many retailers, it marks the start of the Christma...

Esso is promising more than simply a new look at its gas stations in Bermuda. Because the fuel at the pumps is different and comes with claims it will help provide better gas mileage, lower emissions and better engine responsiveness. Esso brought lea...

Participation in the inaugural Ignite Bermuda cohort has been positive on both a personal and professional level for entrepreneur Colin Rego. The 26-year-old owner of Sargasso Sea Ltd, the online marketplace and restaurant delivery service, saw month...

Bermuda’s entrepreneurial class was celebrated on Saturday at the third annual Small Business Awards presented by the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation. Awards were presented in eight categories in the ceremony at Hamilton Princess & Beach Clu...

Life safety device outfit ICSS Ltd has launched an initiative that allows Bermudian-based companies to underwrite the cost of the service for seniors who cannot afford it. Company owners Dwain Smith and Mandela Caesar say the “Protect a Senior” progr...

Butterfield Bank group chief financial officer Michael Schrum has been named a winner in the 2019 Finance Monthly CFO Awards. The UK-based multi-platform global publication provides news, comment and analysis on the corporate sector, and is distribut...

Nine entrepreneurs and event producers have been approved in the latest round of the Bermuda Tourism Authority’s Experience Investment Programme. The BTA said another five participants performed favourably in the application process, with decisions o...

Some small businesses are great at what they do — cutting hair, painting, baking — but struggle when it comes to the financial side of things. They don’t know how to price their products, or they don’t know which revenue streams are actually making ...

Growing up on a farm, Carlos Amaral often helped with chores, picking vegetables, bagging them or washing them. But he never saw himself as becoming a farmer like his Azorean-born father Joseph. “If I was working by the roadside, I’d hide if a bus ...

As more companies direct their computing needs at the cloud, a new option is on the horizon, and Hamilton-based IT services company Gnosis is gearing up to migrate customers to the service. It has partnered with SALT Technology Group Ltd, which is br...