By Darcie Lunsford It’s often said there are five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and, eventually, acceptance. If international trade had been personified as the beloved and long-standing
Small steps and long-term focus both have a place By Kevin Gale Innovation came in all shapes and sizes at the November meeting of the South Florida Executive Roundtable. Innovation
How Life Insurance Protects Your Heirs from Estate Taxes By Howard Kaye At my firm, we walk our clients through all kinds of estate planning scenarios. Recently, we helped a
During Art Basel Miami, Shorecrest Construction threw a soiree at its Wynwood location to highlight the beauty and art within the design and construction process. The space, 48 NW 25th
Country clubs embark on an array of projects This is the first in a series of bimonthly articles about the business of golf and country clubs in South Florida. By
When you think about clubs in the Miami area, images of South Beach’s glamorous nightlife might come to mind. But there’s another type of club steeped in tradition that has
Brett Morris brings a modern touch to the Polo Club of Boca Raton By Martin Lenkowsky | Photography by Larry Wood When Brett Morris was hired as general manager and
There is breaking news—or not, in my opinion—that says South Florida’s Magic Leap is among the top private companies that are overvalued. The report by Zirra on valuations of the
Starbucks detailed its ambitious growth plans for the next five fiscal years. During his opening remarks at Starbucks‘ (NASDAQ:SBUX)Â recent investor-day conference, CEO Howard Schultz crowed about the progress the company
By Stephen Garber The start of a new year traditionally is an overindulged time for planning, goals and resolutions. Gyms will be packed. The snowbirds will fly down in ever-increasing
