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Home-based work becomes a new normal

By Jennifer Flanagan Widespread office closures in the wake of the COVID-19  pandemic sent millions of white-collar employees home to work. This left the employees and their managers, some of

Advice on those new PPP forgivness applications

Some details of the paycheck protection plan loans have been confusing, but there’s new information out now. The SBA has just released an 11-page PDF, which has an application to

Putting Hate in its place

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Cybersecurity: Protecting the castle

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An Alternative to Noncompetes: Forfeiture for Competition Agreements

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More Restaurant Openings

• Big Time Restaurant Group is reopening two popular destinations on Las Olas Boulevard next week as part of Broward County’s Phase 1 efforts. Louie Bossi’s will open its doors for lunch and dinner

It may be time for tax loss harvesting

By Sandy Jukel One possible upside to a down market comes in the form of a long-recognized strategy called tax loss harvesting. The concept took a backseat in the midst

A new place to get hand sanitizer

From hemp and vodka to hand sanitizer? Yes. Toast Distillers, Inc., a Miami company known for its premium vodka, is partnering with Veritas Farms, Inc. (OTCQB: VFRM), a Fort Lauderdale company

Cleveland Clinic has advice for reopening businesses

Cleveland Clinic Florida

Just as phase one arrives in Miami-Dade and Broward counties on Monday, Cleveland Clinic is offering programs to help employers develop and implement plans to return their employees to work

Outdoor furniture maker Keter now making face masks

Keter North America, which is based in Boca Raton, has begun production of high-quality, reusable face shields at its plants in Anderson, Indiana and Milton, Ontario, Canada. Both facilities have