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Restaurant Blu has reopened after a major revamp and expansion. The new-look Blu, at the Belmont Hills golf course, closed in January as part of a $1.5 million renovation of the Warwick site and reopened last night. Costanzo Di Meglio, a partner in t...

Demand for residential mortgages is picking up, according to the new man at the helm of HSBC Bank Bermuda Ltd. The bank’s 2015 full-year earnings statement, released last week, appeared to indicate a fall in demand as the loan portfolio value fell 17...

The parent company of The Royal Gazette has announced profits of $514,000 for its last fiscal year. The figure was $391,000 down on the $905,000 recorded in 2014. Bermuda Press (Holdings) Ltd posted revenues of more than $27.2 million for the year en...

Bermuda’s largest information technology company just got bigger. Applied Computer Technologies has acquired cloud and technology services firm Ignition Bermuda Ltd. The deal consolidates two of the island’s significant cloud services providers under...

Businessman Floyd Forth has launched a drive to get Bermuda back on top of the tourism list with a luxury Lexus limousine. Mr Forth acquired the slate grey 4.6 litre V8 machine, which bears the personalised number plate LIM007, a few months ago. And ...

If you take a staircase up to a first floor shop on King’s Square in St George’s, be prepared for a surprise. Because you will find an Aladdin’s cave of scrapbooking and crafting materials, and an impressive selection of party items — many of which c...

HSBC Bank Bermuda Ltd said today its net profit rose to $87 million last year, boosted by sharp falls in loan impairment charges and operating expenses. The bank, which sold off much of its Cayman operations in 2014 and its private banking unit last ...

Designer Rene Hill has branched out into the wedding business. And she is set to stock some of the biggest names in dresses for the big day from top international designers, including New York-based Kleinfeld, the wedding store featured in the hit re...

Sixteen companies and organisations have signed up to take part in the first Xtreme Sports Games. They will compete against one another at such fun and bizarre activities as bubble football, human hungry hippo and Zorb racing. A raft of international...

Two years after legislators cut the import price on energy-saving green technology, food distributors Butterfield and Vallis is reaping the benefits. “We were the ones who pushed for it to happen,” said Spencer Butterfield, the company’s chief operat...