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It took just one minute for the first customer to patronise Bermuda’s newest supermarket. Island Pantry bakery and grocery opened on Wednesday at 7am on Serpentine Road in Pembroke. The 1,500-square-foot outlet is owned by Take Five Ltd, the operator...

A family that runs a thrift store that sells upmarket goods at affordable prices will celebrate the store’s first anniversary this weekend. Rossini Lawrence and Gina Thomas, the husband and wife team who started the Hidden Treasures Thrift Boutique i...

A thrift store is to get a new identity after the opening of an international charity’s shop with a similar name. ReStore in Paget will change its name to ReStart by the end of the month to avoid confusion with the Habitat for Humanity ReStore outlet...

An iconic Front Street fixture will give shoppers the chance to buy a piece of history when its stock goes up for sale tomorrow. Bluck’s of Bermuda will open its doors to the public after the 175-year-old china, crystal and antiques shop ceased tradi...

More than 13 months after the America’s Cup, Marjorie Richardson-Caines still has boxes of the event-themed trays, bags and picture frames she had hoped to sell. Simply put, it was not the financial success the businesswoman had anticipated. “I defi...

Public welfare was a key factor in the Liquor Licence Authority’s decision not to allow the Belvin’s Variety store on Glebe Road to sell alcohol, according to the tribunal’s ruling. In February, the LLA rejected an application by Belvin’s Variety bos...

The owner of Arnold’s store chain Frank Arnold has criticised what he claims to be a “lack of police response” to daily occurrences of loitering, trespassing and drug-dealing on his Somerset property. Mr Arnold said a group of people congregate outs...

Bermuda’s uniformly high grocery prices are placing overwhelming strain on lower income residents, community leaders have warned. Nesi Armstrong, founder of Facebook donation group Free Food Bermuda, said that she had “an ever-growing list” of famil...

You could say that Lindo’s Group of Companies manager Zach Moniz knows the business from the ground up. He started packing groceries there at eight years old with his siblings, Hannah and Carrie. “We would be outside playing and we would hear the pho...