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Concern about indoor air quality as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic has given a businessman the bright idea to sell a panel light with a built-in air purifier. Albert Simons ran his own tests with an air monitor to see if the light and its purifyin...

Nearly 50 retailers have signed up for a campaign led by the Bermuda Tourism Authority to help boost local retailers’ sales at home and overseas. Independent Retailer Month is aimed at promoting local shops owned by a Bermudian individual, family or ...

Face masks are the new “must have” accessory. And for those who want to show a touch of style while rocking the look, Coral Coast has a colourful and very Bermudian selection. There is no Cup Match cricket this summer, but you can still show your all...

The retail industry in Bermuda was in poor shape before the arrival of Covid-19. The factors contributing to its decline include overseas shopping because of lower prices and greater variety of product, a reduction in Bermuda’s workforce, and an over...

Retail sales jumped 3.5 per cent in March, helped by a 24.3 per cent rise in the volume of food sales as many people stocked up ahead of restrictions because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Supermarkets, petrol stations and pharmacies were among the “essen...

Special promotions in golf and retail in coming weeks aspire to rally the community and support local businesses and jobs as the island readies for air visitors to return next month. The Bermuda Tourism Authority (BTA) recovery roadmap includes a de...

Department store AS Cooper & Son Ltd has gone into provisional liquidation. The family business, which has three locations in Hamilton and another in Dockyard, has been in operation since 1897. Charles Thresh and Michael Morrison, both of KPMG Adviso...

Working from home is the new working at the office, and home office equipment sales are booming locally and with overseas online retailers. This has resulted in shortages for items such as web cameras, headsets, and printers. And it has become hard t...

Restrictions on shopping based on surnames were relaxed for retail stores from yesterday. David Burt, the Premier, signalled on Twitter late on Wednesday night that there would be some “loosening and some tightening” of rules announced. Mr Burt added...

Tables and chairs have been set up on City Hall lawn in the heart of Hamilton in a bid to encourage people to spend cash on takeout food from restaurants. A spokeswoman for the city said the move was a part of a drive to support businesses affected b...

Social distances at businesses will be enforced as part of the second phase of relaxed Covid-19 restrictions, the national security minister warned today. Wayne Caines said that, although stores have been allowed to open their doors and restaurants h...

When Cathy Ferreira Roberts closed her St George store Bermuda Linens and Gifts last August she thought it was the end. Then a better location opened up further down Water Street and she thought she’d try again with an improved, trendier store. On ...