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Curfews orders continue as work week begins

Peaceful protests against the death of George Floyd turned ugly in Miami and Fort Lauderdale over the weekend, resulting in clashes with police and the issuance of curfews in some

AAA: Floridians more worried as hurricane season arrives

Floridians are increasingly concerned about the 2020 Hurricane Season and the coronavirus is one of the reasons why. According to a AAA survey—fielded last week—nearly a third (31%) of Floridians

Optimism high about continued relocation wave

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Growth at Celsius Holdings doesn’t lack for energy

Portrait photography by Larry Wood Beverage maker Celsius Holding’s business model is showing the type of resilience that many companies could only dream of during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Boca

Lessons learned

As I write this column, South Florida has yet to enter into a phase one reopening, lagging the rest of the state. I hope readers and their businesses are negotiating

Timely training as hurricane season starts

As hurricane seasons starts June 1, GroovyTek of Boca Raton has partnered with the American Red Cross to deliver TekPrep—a series of free webinars designed to teach Floridians how to

State grants help accelerate business

Sustainability certification could help businesses grow amid COVID-19 challenges and a state grant program is allocating $4 million, which could cover the cost of training,  reports The Edenark Group, which

Miami Beach launches @ExperienceMiamiBeach

As Miami Beach plans to receive tourists in hotels starting June 1, a tourism group has launched a social campaign, “From Miami Beach, With Love” @ExperienceMiamiBeach on Facebook, Instagram and