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Massive changes in the energy industry could be good for Bermuda as the island looks to reduce its reliance on oil-fired electricity generation. And the growth of liquefied natural gas as a fuel, combined with huge reserves in North America, makes it...

Massive changes in the energy industry could be good for Bermuda as the island looks to reduce its reliance on oil-fired electricity generation. And the growth of liquefied natural gas as a fuel, combined with huge reserves in North America, makes it...

Professional services firm EY has picked student Andrew Brookes as the winner of its annual $30,000-a-year Gil Tucker Bermuda Scholarship. Craig Redcliffe, partner in EY Bermuda, said: “We are excited to announce Andrew as this year’s recipient, “He ...

A new sushi restaurant aims to offer something new — a pick-and-mix approach to the Japanese delicacy. Gregory de Melo, co-owner of Misaki with international sushi chef Leo Calingasan, said: “We do have a different concept than anywhere else in Bermu...

The island’s ‘trade union’ for business leaders said it looked forward to working with the new PLP Government. But John Wight, Chamber of Commerce president, warned that Bermuda faced a series of challenges — including an ageing population and need ...

A Bermuda fitness centre has a unique feature — the island’s only full-size permanent boxing ring. But Aries Fitness Centre is not just for would-be fighters — it aims to put the punch into ordinary clients’ fitness levels by using the same training ...

A furious telecommunications chief has hit back at a “misleading” statement by the Regulatory Authority of Bermuda that branded his firm as “anti-consumer and anti-competitive”. Frank Amaral, CEO of One Communications, hit out after regulators knocke...

Nearly half of property purchases at a leading estate agents this year were funded with cash. And Coldwell Banker Bermuda Realty said that the average price paid last year was more than $975,000 up on the 2008 market peak of nearly $950,000. Susan Th...

Doing business online has surged among consumers worldwide — including Bermuda. And the insurance sector globally has rocketed from being one of least used fintech services in 2015 to the second most popular this year. Chris Maiato, advisory leader f...

An island Masonic lodge donated a total of $15,000 to six charities to mark its 200th anniversary. Lodge of Loyalty, based in Freemasons’ Hall in Hamilton, handed out $2,500 cheques to six good causes. Worshipful Master Nicholas Lewis said: “Charity ...