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November 8, 2011 Dear Sir, For those of us who follow the world of fashion and love cutting edge clothing and accessories, yet want to do our part to support the local economy, shopping in Bermuda can be a major drag and source of discouragement. Fo...

Saturday marked the start of something brilliant at CedarBridge Academy. The grand opening of Bermuda’s newest vendor’s market in the South Court of the CBA campus was met with great fanfare and the prestige befitting a superbly positive event. Mini...

My family and I have enjoyed coming to Bermuda for many years. It has been sad to see the decline of Front Street commerce since the cruise ships have, for the most part, departed. As we read the article in the paper regarding the latest cruise sh...

Gorham’s is one retailer that’s not afraid of online shopping - and has come up with a creative way of keeping shoppers “here”. The home supplies store is now offering in-store online ordering for everything - including the kitchen sink. Several comp...

Anyone who considers Bermuda's dish the authentic fish chowder, will likely have a shock on first trying New England's version. There are no sherry peppers in it; its base is made predominantly of cream. Once you get over the difference, there's a lo...

PepsiCo, the company that produces beverage and food brands like Pepsi and Frito-Lay, which are distributed on the Island by Dunkley's, has developed the world's first PET plastic bottle made entirely from plant-based, fully renewable resources, enab...

Retailers have hit out against courier companies trying to pass themselves off as retailers and called for them to pay a higher rate of customs duty on goods. Paula Clarke, chairman of the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce’s retail division, said that the ...

The third in a four-part series on successful entrepreneurs featured in Butterfield Bank’s advertising campaign sees ALEX WRIGHT speak to Dr Royland Samms, the owner of Atlantic Vision Care, whose business has been growing from strength to strength s...