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Business veteran Michael Marshall has served his 250,000th customer in a career spanning more than six decades. Mr Marshall, now aged 77 and owner of cleaning firm Marshall’s Maintenance Company, started the first cleaning company in Bermuda when he ...

A business consultancy is to stage strategic planning workshops later this month. JD Lewis Group will aim to summarise the elements that go into creating a strategic plan, give attendees a fundamental understanding of the research, measurable goals, ...

A new home internet service aims to cut out wires and offer speeds of 100 megabits per second using wi-fi technology. Bluewave — developed secretly over the past year by East End Telecom — has almost completed a pilot programme and is set to launch w...

A hi-tech platform to help parents prepare their children for the school year has scooped the top prize in a competition designed to promote innovative start-up companies. School Boxes won first place and the people’s choice award for its online site...

Rego Sotheby’s International Realty has given special recognition to three of its staff for “their exceptional 2016 performance”. At the annual awards, the real estate company’s Rhonda Casling was named top selling agent, top listing agent and top co...

A taste of Bermuda is now available in a specially-designed goodie bag with island flair. Authentically Local Bermuda has launched the bags, reusable and adorned with original artwork featuring a Gombey dancer and other island images, to target the l...

Corporate secretarial services firm BeesMont has appointed a new deputy manager. Rovonne Sampson joins the company from Harborview Corporate Services, where she was vice-president. She said: “Joining BeesMont has been a great honour. I have been warm...

There is more than a new look at Premier Health and Wellness Centre, in Hamilton. Based at the premises formerly used by the late Niall Aiten, it is owned and operated by Stanley James. During the past year the practice has undergone a transformation...

Veteran charter boat operator Leon Raynor lost his flagship Sally Bum Bum in the double whammy hit by hurricanes Fay and Gonzalo in 2014. But now he’s launched a bigger replacement — a 55-foot yacht called the Big Bum Bum with a capacity of 48 passen...

Island craftsman Jon Faulkner is to go back to his roots with a new venture in Dockyard. Mr Faulkner, who has worked in pottery for around 30 years, is opening the Jon Faulkner Gallery in the Bermuda Clayworks building. He said: “Bermuda Clayworks wi...