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Some business experts are predicting the Covid-19 crisis might lead to the world’s greatest work-from-home experiment. To help local businesses prepare, the TLC Group is holding a course entitled “Covid-19 impacts to Bermuda business operations and t...

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 ...

A new motorcycle and accessories shop has opened on Spurling Hill. Helmet Town is a branch of Cycle Zone, the well-established business located on Somerset Road in Sandys Parish. The new shop sells Honda SH150, Daelin 125 and Reiju MRT motorcycles, M...

Some female entrepreneurs are so shy about promoting themselves, they’re leaving money on the table, according to marketing consultant Mikaela Ian Pearman. To help women put themselves out there more, Ms Pearman launches a three-day Instagram challe...

Some customers of One Communications Ltd, including Rubis Energy and Bermuda Gas, experienced problems due to a service outage on Tuesday and yesterday. A pole fire was said to be the root of the problem, with technical crews sent out throughout Tues...

Leading ceiling and wall solution companies sent representatives to Bermuda to showcase innovations and products to local designers, architects, building managers, and construction professionals. The experts took part in a seminar hosted by Greymane,...

As a hand sanitiser shortage sweeps the island due to Covid-19 fears, a promise by Government to source the product has puzzled at least one distributor. “I don’t know where the Government is going to get it from,” said the distributor, who did not ...

Covid-19 is being called the worst thing to hit world tourism since 9/11, and some local operators are very worried. Industry veteran Mark O’Connor, who leads a group for Bermuda Food Tours each week, said he’s already seen one tour group cancel due...

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...