During the summer slow season, it can be challenging for businesses to financially sustain themselves. According to a recent poll by alignable.com, an online hub for small business owners, 40 percent of small business owners and 39
Since launching the original Fort Lauderdale restaurant in 2011, Tap 42 always has been associated with its array of craft beers. But the craft concept isn’t limited to its collection
Most South Floridians will tell you that living here without a car and having to rely on mass transportation won’t make your life extremely convenient, to say the least. But
As psychedelics become more accepted as viable forms of medical treatment for certain conditions, one PR firm in the tri-county area aims to represent clients in the industry by establishing
I’m sure that I’m not the only one who feels that they’re falling short of expectations in trying to act like we’re “back to normal.” In some ways, of course,
COVID-19 did little to slow the progress of the boating sales industry since rebounding from the Great Recession over 10 years ago. In fact, new boat transactions hit a 13-year high of
The recent trend of out-town-buyers soaking up coveted Miami real estate shows no signs of stoppage after a buyer from Louisville, Kentucky spent $9.5 million on a penthouse at Onda
The three-time University of Miami graduate (he holds a bachelor’s, J.D. and MBA ) moved to Miami from New Jersey in 1983, and never looked back. Over the course of
Photo lovers have an opportunity through Aug. 21 to see the world through the lenses of some of South Florida’s most creative artists thanks to an inspired exhibit presented by
In the automotive world, some vehicles enjoy popularity that extends beyond simple brand preference. There are festivals and rallies dedicated to them, and even, in the case of Jeep Wrangler,
