These cheap stocks could be money in your pocket over the long term. The U.S. stock market has had its fair share of hiccups in 2016, with the worst two-week
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Miami to host global gathering of mayors
Miami will take the global stage with an October conference that will draw mayors from around the world. The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation on Thursday announced $200,000
Hollywood’s Tribeca Marketing Group ranks 20th on Inc 5000 list
Tribeca Marketing Group of Hollywood is the highest-ranked South Florida company on this year’s Inc 5000 list of fastest-growing companies. Tribeca won based on its three-year growth of 8,395 percent. It
The proposal and the sale are miles apart.
“Sounds good, send me a proposal.” How many times have you heard that? Too many. So you run back to your office, put together a proposal, send it to the
3 Ways Congress Is Failing Social Security Beneficiaries
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill may wind up costing seniors and baby boomers the retirement they deserve. Regardless of whether you’re already receiving a Social Security check or expecting to retire
Slideshow: Pipeline Workspaces opens in Fort Lauderdale
Pipeline Workspaces has opened its fifth location, taking an entire floor at One Financial Plaza at 100 SE Third Ave., Fort Lauderdale. Pipeline Workspaces, which was profiled in the June edition of
Luxury apartments near Dadeland North get $50 million construction loan
The trend towards transit-oriented development in South Florida is taking another big step forward with the closing of a $50 million construction loan for Motion at Dadeland, a 294-unit, 25-story
Slideshow: New Estefan restaurant concept opens at MIA
If you are looking for a good mojito or Cuban sandwich at Miami International Airport, Emilio and Gloria Estefan have a solution: Estefan Kitchen Express has opened at MIA’s Marketplace
8 Critical (and Mostly Disappointing) Findings About Americans’ Financial Well-Being
A recent study finds that Americans’ financial well-being has improved since 2009, but we still have a long way to go. Stop and think about this for a moment: Are
Chamber seeks to halt 19.6 percent increase in workers’ compensation rates
The Florida Chamber of Commerce testified Tuesday at an Office of Insurance Regulation hearing that a proposed 19.6 percent rate increase in workers compensation insurance rates will hurt Florida’s business