It’s the question that’s on everyone’s mind as the stay-at-home directive continues to loom over everyday life. When will our communities begin to re-open? As a prominent figure in the
Travel in a Post-Pandemic Era
Local company tracks how COVID-19 treatments are working
By Kevin Gale  Everyone wants to know what treatments work best to fight COVID-19, and Agilum Healthcare Intelligence is crunching the numbers to seek answers. The Deerfield Beach company has
Virtual Connect: Opportunity in Florida
On Wednesday, April 22nd, South Florida Business & Wealth hosted a live Virtual Connect webinar “Opportunity in Florida: The Migration to South Florida Amidst Tax Reform & COVID-19.” Our moderator,
Pandemic creates legal dangers for community associations
By Alexander Fischer Without a doubt, safety is the number one issue on everyone’s mind. However, life, business, and industry, continue to go on in the midst of the coronavirus
goPuff adds alcohol to delivery service
Delivery service goPuff, which recently launched in Fort Lauderdale, has added alcoholic beverages to its delivery service. The service includes options like a 24 pack of Bud Light for $19.99,
Cleveland Clinic opening pathogens research center in South Florida
Cleveland Clinic is establishing the Center for Global and Emerging Pathogens Research to broaden understanding of emerging pathogens—ranging from Zika virus to SARS-CoV-2 (which causes COVID-19)—and to expedite critically needed
Hand sanitizer, toilet paper and an estate plan?
By Jennifer L. Fulton The coronavirus pandemic has all of us making our emergency preparedness list: hand sanitizer, toilet paper, sanitizing wipes, etc. But perhaps you haven’t thought of another
How COVID-19 might change the insurance market
By Anita Byer COVID-19 will change our world in many ways, some good and some bad. The same holds true for the insurance marketplace. While in the midst of the
Tips on hiring remotely
By Jamie Javorsky Many companies still have critical needs that they need to hire for, so companies are having to pivot and learn how to hire remotely. With that said,
Six-foot social distancing advice may not be enough
CDC social distancing guidelines for the COVID-19 pandemic recommend people stay six feet apart, but research by Florida Atlantic University indicates that may not be enough. The FAU researchers found