Bernardo Fort-Brescia and Arquitectonica have made a mark in Miami and around the globe Arquitectonica is synonymous with Miami’s ranking as a global center of architecture, and Bernardo Fort-Brescia was
Uber Architect
3 Growth Stocks Peter Lynch Would Buy Today
Peter Lynch’s stock-picking acumen is legendary, and our top contributors think that if he were running Fidelity Magellan today, he might consider owning these stocks. Perhaps the most well-known portfolio
Here Are the 2017 Dogs of the Dow
Find out how to use this easy-to-follow stock-picking strategy. Dividend stocks offer current income and growth potential, and the dividend stocks that you’ll find among the 30 stocks of the Dow
A homegrown starchitect
If I were Arquitectonica co-founder Bernardo Fort-Brescia, I would have a hard time keeping my ego in check as I drive around Miami and see all the projects my firm
Dynamic Duo
Don Campion and Mike Linder ally for success at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport This month’s CEO Connect offers a twist with two CEOs active at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport. Don Campion
Investing in LNG Carriers
Dear Mr. Berko: I’ve decided to invest about $100,000 in the stocks of liquefied natural gas carriers for income and growth. I know enough about the natural gas business to
Picks for Principal and Dividend Growth
Dear Mr. Berko: I am 66 and will retire next year with a $1,365 monthly pension and a 401(k) worth $349,000, which I rolled over to an individual retirement account.
Is Your Income in the Top 1% in Your State?
Here’s how much you need to earn to be in the top 1% of income earning families in your state. Since 1979, the average inflation-adjusted income of the top 1%
4 Financial Resolutions You Really Need to Keep This Year
If you’re serious about improving your finances in 2017, here are four moves you can’t afford to bail on. It’s estimated that just 8% of Americans actually succeed in keeping
Explaining ROE, P/E and NPM
Dear Mr. Berko: I’m writing for our investment club and requesting your explanation of return on equity, price-earnings ratio and net profit margin. Could you please use untechnical English? We