â–º Northlake Promenade Shoppes, an 82,966-square-foot retail center anchored by Publix, sold for $12.6 million in North Palm Beach. â–º Delray Beach’s WMPH Vacations acquired CruiseNow.com, a North Carolina-based companyÂ
ONE LINERS Palm Beach
ONE LINERS Broward
►Cushman & Wakefield negotiated the $22.75 million sale of Comcast’s 91,872-square-foot operations and call center, 15800 S.W. 25th St., Miramar, to Key Biscayne-based ATCG. ►Aviation Inflatables has moved its 69
ONE LINERS Miami-Dade
► The University of Miami Health System inked a deal with Walgreens, in which the university’s UHealth will manage clinical services at the 17 South Florida locations that offer them.
Second Time Around
Manny Perdomo returns to lead SunTrust in South Florida Manuel M. Perdomo started out as a bank teller who struggled to balance his register the first day, but he’s carved
Riva nears completion amid a transforming neighborhood
Luxury condo project is the latest sign of Fort Lauderdale’s growth Developer Bradley Deckelbaum says construction on his Premier Developers’ Riva condominiums project should be completed sometime this summer, capping
FLL spreads its international wings
New Emirates flights brings new opportunities to travel The arrival of the first Emirates airline flight from Dubai is further evidence of how Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport is offering more
Ship-Shape Show
Miami International Boat Show fixing obstacles created by move By Martin Lenkowsky Organizers of the 2017 Miami International Boat Show do not expect the same growing pains visitors faced last
Ahead in the Cloud
C3 strives to be a technology partner with its customers By Kevin Gale | Photography by Larry Wood CEO Rick Mancinelli can talk about the array of services and products
Deep Data Dive
Jim Swift’s Cortera helps customers make the right business decisions By ARNIE ROSENBERG | Photography by Larry Wood As a kid, Jim Swift and his friends played a game as
Insights from Leaders at Modernizing Medicine, Virgin Voyages, Crystal Lagoons
By Andrea Richard South Florida long has suffered from brain drain, but, in recent years, attracting and retaining top talent to the region is no longer a feat. Thanks to