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Retail industry veteran Paula Clarke is to step down as chief executive officer of Gibbons Company after more than two decades in the role. Ms Clarke, who became CEO in 1998, said: “I plan to retire from Gibbons Company on July 1 this year, I will ho...

Bermudians Mitchell Foote and Michael Cann have been promoted to store managers by The MarketPlace. They previously served as assistant store managers at Shelly Bay MarketPlace and Somerset MarketPlace, respectively. In their new roles, Mr Foote and ...

Bermudian entrepreneur Gayneté Jones has designed and created a product that solves a problem for half of the world’s population. Ms Jones has launched “Best, Periodt.”, a female-engineered menstrual cup that she says is the “first Bermudian feminine...

The second annual “Eat, Shop, Play” shop to win initiative covering Bermuda’s three Economic Empowerment Zones, and aimed at encouraging shopping in those zones, has been hailed a success. Between Black Friday through to the end of last year, members...

Con men have claimed to be consumer affairs officers as part of a fraud aimed at shops, it was announced tonight. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, said: “There apparently are some members of the public who are going around to retail establ...

Hamilton store & Partners intends to relaunch as an online business next year. The boutique shop in the Vallis Building on Par-la-Ville Road, near the junction with Front Street, was run Andrea Sundt and her husband Peter Lapsley. It closed its doors...

A man who claimed a Christmas gift was slashed by a Customs officer has demanded changes to import inspections. Roland Tear said he picked up a package from ZipX on Tuesday morning and found that the contents – a comforter – had been cut. He added it...

Hopes for a busy last Friday before Christmas for shops and restaurants were dashed yesterday after the lights went out across the island. Karl Massam, the general manager of restaurant group Yellowfin, said he was “excited” on the way to work at the...

Retailers have stopped shipping in two hot-ticket electronic gadgets in the run-up to Christmas – because the cost is prohibitive. Games fans who wanted to buy the latest Sony PlayStation or Microsoft Xbox consoles have been frustrated by low online ...

Antiques dealer Stephen Lusher embodies the old saying ’one man’s trash is another man’s treasure’. His store Designer & Vintage Market at 3 Queen Street, Hamilton is full of offloaded treasures. Once, someone brought in an entire collection of ivor...

The sharp rise in active cases of the coronavirus in Bermuda has prompted an increase in online orders for groceries. Carl Vincent is the co-owner of DropIt Delivery, which offers grocery delivery and pick-up through Lindo’s supermarket in Warwick. H...

Lindo's Group of Companies is extending its additional discount shopping days through to the New Year. A spokeswoman for Lindo’s said that until the end of February, customers can continue to take advantage of the formerly once-weekly five per cent ...