Fraudsters are using the coronavirus pandemic as an opportunity to steal money, and personal information, from businesses. In the first three months of the year, the Tampa division of the
By Jeff Stamm Through the Main Street Business Lending Program, the U.S. Treasury will make a $75 billion equity investment to enable up to $600 billion in new financing for
By Jonathan Kingsley and Stephen Rutchik The commercial real estate industry was relatively unprepared to manage the COVID-19 crisis. Landlords, tenants, property managers and brokers have honed their skills and
Federal grants to support airports will provide $207 million for Miami International Airport, $135 million for Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and $36 million for Palm Beach International Airport, the Federal
The Marine Industries Association of South Florida shares the experiences of Jimmie Harrison, owner of Frank & Jimmie’s Propeller and partner in FJ Propeller Miami, Neptune Boat Lifts, and Neptune
By Carlos Ledo The COVID-19 crisis is wreaking havoc on small and mid-sized business across South Florida. In a month’s time, the pandemic completely changed day-to day life, from shopping
Delivery service goPuff, known for its motto of “order in seconds, delivered in minutes,” has launched in Fort Lauderdale and is hiring in Miami. The company has announced plans to
With layoffs, furloughs, hiring freezes and reduced wages plaguing today’s job market, South Florida workers are facing an increasingly difficult economic future. But even in today’s economic climate, many technology
By David K. Friedland With unprecedented court closures, trial calendar continuances and interruptions in civil litigation practices on a global scale, the COVID-19 pandemic has provided civil mediators with an
By Peter Dyga You may not think highly of construction workers and you may not even see the “essential” nature of what contractors do. But think about this; everything you
