By Jaime Rich Vining Many businesses are realizing the tangible value of their intangible intellectual property in the face of a downswing economy and economic hardships caused by the pandemic.
Zaandam arrives at Port Everglades
The Holland America ship Zaandam arrived at Port Everglades late Thursday afternoon, ending an agonizing voyage that left four passengers dead with two testing positive for COVID-19. The ship has
Carnival pays a high price to stay financially afloat
The good news is that Carnival Corp. and plc has raised $6.25 billion by issuing new debt and shares. The bad news is the steep price it paid for doing
MIA closes some concourses
Miami International Airport’s E, F and G concourses have been temporarily closed amid the slump in airline traffic, the Miami-Dade Aviation Department said on Thursday. While the U.S. government has
Four considerations when coronavirus makes you a trustee
By Jason Domark At the time of writing, reports show coronavirus cases have topped 216,000 in the U.S. and are nearing 1 million worldwide. The highest percentage of those worst
Automotive businesses help out, go virtual
Automotive dealers and repair shops have been considered essential businesses during the pandemic, but it has been far from business as usual. While job loss or job insecurity may keep
Florida cases jump amid statewide order
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis had resisted issuing a statewide stay-at-home order, but finally gave in on Wednesday. The order says all persons in Florida shall limit their movements and personal
South Florida company replacing Macy’s in S&P 500
Iconic retailer Macy’s was already struggling before the pandemic and now it’s going to be removed from the Standard & Poor’s 500, S&P Dow Jones Indices announced in a press
Updated: Businesses in a cash crunch could consider Chapter 11
By James D. Silver and Andrew Kamensky These are unprecedented times. Several nations are on lockdown, social distancing is the norm, and the financial markets are in turmoil as both
Florida COVID-19 deaths expected to peak in early May
A University of Washington researcher cited by the White House expects COVID-19 deaths in Florida to peak at around 136 deaths per day in the first week of May. Dr.