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Six new vendors are to set up shop in Dockyard. The outlets will sell everything from cigars to pies and candles and Dockyard operator Wedco said the new stores, located between the gazebos at the ferry terminal, would add to the visitor experience. ...

A few years ago it would have seemed like science fiction, but the ability to create 3D objects from an office printer is now a reality. And Bermudian-based office supplies company Tops Ltd has added a number of the printers to its range. Ed Faries, ...

The telecommunications regulator has knocked back a bid by One Communications to charge between $200 and $500 in contract termination fees. The Regulatory Authority branded the proposed charges for residential internet and broadband customers, as wel...

The island’s telecoms regulator is acting outside the law, a major player in the industry has claimed. Now One Communications has gone to Supreme Court to seek a ruling that the Regulatory Authority of Bermuda has failed to keep up with its responsib...

A long-established Hamilton bar is up for sale. Casey’s, a fixture on Queen Street for more than 40 years, has been put on the market by owner Gladwyn Phillips. Mr Phillips, who plans to retire after 40 years in the trade, said: “I’m just getting rea...

The East End now has a newspaper to promote its attractions, shops and heritage to visitors and locals. And the first edition of The St George’s Crown, a free publication, has proved to be popular, with many visitors taking copies back home as a vaca...

Hardware store Gorham’s will today launch a new internet express order service. And the company said that ordering online with goods shipped in using Gorham’s cargo containers was cheaper than air freight. Rod Farrington, a senior manager at Gorham’s...

It started with a bang and it finished with a bang for vendors at the America’s Cup Village. The five-week international sailing extravaganza kept local food concession kiosks on their toes throughout, with weekends particularly busy as thousands of ...

The island’s hosting of the America’s Cup has given a number of business ventures an opportunity to shine, among them Bermuda Smokehouse. From catering to VIP events hosted by Groupama Team France, to taking delivery of a second industrial smoker, th...

Duncan Simons has been appointed as president of the Institute of Bermuda Architects (IBA) and Lisamarie Masters as vice-president. Mr Simons, previously the vice-president, has been selected to lead the IBA as it continues to represent the architect...