“What we realized through COVID is that we’ve got to build this thing for rough seas,” says Mike Harper, chief operating officer of Bolay, the rapidly expanding fast-casual restaurant with
Bolay’s Mike Harper Shares His Simple Philosophy
“What we realized through COVID is that we’ve got to build this thing for rough seas,” says Mike Harper, chief operating officer of Bolay, the rapidly expanding fast-casual restaurant with
Friendship Circle Miami’s Third Annual Heart & Soul Gala at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Gardens in Miami raised over $230,000 for children and young adults with special needs. During the gala, the
Two Roads Development and Alpha Blue Ventures, the development team behind Forté, a new waterfront luxury condominium at 1309 South Flagler Drive in West Palm Beach, have secured $121.5 million
As Brightline nears the completion of its intercity rail system connecting Miami and Orlando, it’s taking a critical step toward ensuring locomotive engineers and train conductors are familiar with the
1) Thanks, Texas: What started in Austin as an insatiable thirst for knowledge about a Japanese tradition that few would associate with the cattle-crazed Lone Star State is now the
As part of its commitment to strengthening communities by addressing critical needs that help advance racial equality and economic opportunity, Bank of America provided $6,465,220 to more than 130 nonprofits across Miami,
Meta Residence, ONE Sotheby’s International Realty and Voxel Architects recently will collaborate on the building and selling of a luxury mansion in Miami that will also come with a virtual counterpart.
Since acquiring Toyota of Hollywood in 1981, Craig Zinn has grown the Craig Zinn Automotive Group (CZAG) into one of the largest automobile dealership groups in the South Florida community. It now
Michelin-starred Cote Korean Steakhouse, which made a big splash in Miami this year, has launched the new Cote Wine Club. The monthly subscription is curated by director of beverage Victoria James and master sommelier Mia Van de Water, of both Cote locations—Miami and New
Victor George Spirits, the Fort Lauderdale-based business behind VG Vodka, moved closer toward its goal of becoming “the largest Black-owned spirits company in the world by 2025” by purchasing a