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Bermuda Broadcasting Company’s channels will now be available on Digicel’s Fibre TV service after an agreement announced by the two companies today. In addition to the local content featured on BBC’s ZBM TV9 and ZFB TV7 channels, the new arrangement ...

Terrica Smith believes a good cookie can make any day better. “It makes a person feel special,” Ms Smith said. In 2016, she founded Sugar on Top, a business that provides clients with freshly baked cookies and cupcakes and also glass candy and popco...

Shoppers who spend more than $50 at certain supermarkets this week will receive a free reusable shopping bag. Insurer and reinsurer Axa XL has teamed with the grocery stores to help raise awareness of the damage being done to the oceans by plastics a...

After clothing Bermuda’s children for almost four decades, Pirates Port Kids closes at the end of the month. Owner Susan Gilbert said she’d tried hard, but the business just wasn’t there any more. “The kid’s clothing business has died,” the 71-year-...

The volume of retail sales fell in June by 6 per cent in volume when compared to a year ago. The fall is all the more striking as June 2018 saw the biggest drop in retail sales volume — at 9.1 per cent — of the past four years. The figures are inflat...

Garden and pet supply store Animal and Garden House is back in business as a web-only operation. Owner Jennifer McCarron closed her bricks and mortar shop on Cemetery Road, Pembroke at the end of June citing rising costs, and a drop in sales that she...

Ever dozed off in the middle of an important office meeting, or found yourself drinking endless rounds of coffee just to stay awake until lunch time? Sleep scientists estimate that 35 per cent of people accidentally nod off at work, each month. And ...

When gift shop owner Marjorie Caines attended a presentation by Bermuda Championship golf tournament director Sean Sovacool in July, she instantly recognised an opportunity — and one that was not just for herself and her business. Instead, Ms Caines,...

DropIt Delivery, the island’s grocery delivery business, has announced a $1 annual membership offer for the nearly 5,000 members of Age Concern during the month of October. The cut-price membership is effective for a year. Beginning on November 1, th...

The Stationery Store, a fixture on the corner of Reid Street and Burnaby Hill since 1972, has moved around the corner. The shop, owned by Bermuda Press (Holdings) Ltd, is now located on Burnaby Hill, between Reid and Front Streets, next to the Hog Pe...