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Keith Costello leads a rapidly-growing community bank for social change Keith Costello is the president and CEO of First Green Bank, a community bank with $650 million in assets. A
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By Darcie Lunsford Amazon’s new urban-infill hub and mega-fulfillment center in Miami-Dade County reignited bullishness in the second quarter, and South Florida’s sizzling industrial streak still has plenty of room
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By Greta Schulz I know many of you have tried brainstorming. The idea is a good one, coming up with creative ways of solving an issue or attacking a project.
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By Christine Alexis Miami’s thirst for craft beer is being quenched rapidly. Not only Miami, but the state of Florida had a net increase of more than 35 breweries in
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By Gerry Czarnecki Denny Sanford is an entrepreneur and generous philanthropist. He has given away more than a billion dollars and he has no plans to stop. Sanford made his
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4 New, Must-See Quotes From Facebook’s Crushing Quarter
Key quotes from management during Facebook’s earnings call reveal what’s behind the quarter’s soaring revenue and net income. Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) extended its long streak of market-beating quarters when it reported its second-quarter