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Pets.com, a website dedicated to online sales of pet food and supplies, was the poster child of the burst of the e-commerce bubble. The hype surrounding the potential for e-commerce had reached a fever pitch by the time it held its initial public off...

Bermudians must stay ahead of the curve in the face of new technologies such as artificial intelligence if they are to thrive in the workforce of the future, a top lawyer said tonight. Delroy Duncan said: “Bermuda stands at an extraordinary moment of...

Historic houses could be restored to their original colours thanks to scientists from the United States. The Bermuda National Trust, with the help of American architects and conservation experts, has taken samples from 15 houses across the island, so...

A would-be veterinarian is to start a course at the Bermuda College after he won a scholarship from the Bermuda Farmers’ Market. Cush Smith, 18, was the winner of the $5,000 further education award, which was available to students attending alternati...

US researchers have shone a light on Bermuda’s glow worms. Scientists at the American Museum of Natural History discovered the chemical that gives the Bermuda fireworms their glow is unique. The study published in PLOS One found that a “luciferase en...

Renovation work to a replica historic ship is almost done but cash is still needed for further repairs, St George’s Foundation general manager Peter Frith said yesterday. Mr Frith said $65,000 had been spent on the replica of the Deliverance, one of ...

An environmentalist has stars in his eyes, and wants to recruit other people who share a passion for astronomy for a new club. Jonathan Starling said he launched the Bermuda Astronomical Society on Facebook this year, but later found there had been ...

An early morning for amateur photographer LeShun Smith paid off with a stunning shot of a Falcon 9 rocket as it passed over Bermuda. Mr Smith, 29, said he was near Church Bay to capture the rocket, which travelled overhead just before 2.30am on Tuesd...

New scientific research backs up what any visitor to Bermuda’s Dolphin Quest could tell you: the dolphin inhabitants enjoy interacting with humans as much as we enjoy playing with them. The study, published this summer in the journal Applied Animal ...

Dear Sir, With reference to the article on July 30 under the headline “Famous: don’t forget Cup Match origins”, Sir George Somers was a senior seaman (admiral). He died in 1611. There was no slavery in Bermuda at that time. I find no evidence that h...

A main road is to close for construction works for “an extended period of time”. The Ministry of Public Works said Blackwatch Pass in Pembroke will be shut from next Monday. A spokeswoman for the ministry said the road will be closed for several week...

Pupils taking part in this year’s Ascendant Group summer camp got to showcase their projects for education minister Diallo Rabain last week. A spokeswoman said the pupils, who explored topics related to science, technology, engineering and mathematic...