By Robin Hodes The Palace at Weston wastes no time making an impression. The entry to the leasing center recalls the lobby of a fine European hotel. Massive crystal chandeliers
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Businesses can tell state how they are doing amid outbreak
Governor Ron DeSantis on Friday announced the activation of the Business Damage Assessment survey to assess the impact of COVID-19 on Florida’s local business operations. The survey, managed by the
Memorial Health offers free consultations amid outbreak
Those feeling under the weather and wondering if their flu-like symptoms could be related to coronavirus can now be examined by a doctor from the privacy of their homes at
Coronavirus and Call Centers: What to Do Now and Later
By Howard Dvorkin, CPA For nearly three decades, I’ve launched and sold businesses that rely heavily on call centers. To cope with a possible COVID-19 pandemic that could affect my
Keeping employees healthier through remote work
Flu season is challenging for almost everyone. Because influenza is so contagious, it’s often not a question of whether someone will get it, but how well they will hold up
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Small Business Reorganization Act Levels the Chapter 11 Playing Field
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Stephanie Toothaker melds politics, development and law
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CDC issues coronavirus guidelines for employers
Gov. Ron DeSantis confirmed another likely case of the COVID-19 coronavirus on Thursday, bringing the total to four patients in the state. While there have been no reports of the
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