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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

George L. Hanbury II: Insights on NSU’s dramatic growth

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South Florida hits adulthood

Everyone once in a while I run into someone new and they ask how long I’ve lived down here. The answer is “since 1984.” I usually add that living here

Wine guru James Suckling further fuels the South Florida scene

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ProFi: A college project Turns into a thriving business

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How to avoid a transformational flop

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Great Things Often Right Before Our Eyes

So often, the treasures are right there for us to see—but we miss them. How often when we drive do we really see the landscape or the cityscape and think