Uber uses technology to disrupt the taxi business and Airbnb is using it to disrupt the hotel field. Now, Austin-based Dropoff has arrived in Miami and Fort Lauderdale with technology to
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Coming Ashore
Leading Brazilian hotelier and restaurateur is making the revitalized Shore Club his first U.S. project Rogerio Fasano is promising something a bit different from the typical South Beach hotel at
Ready to Swing
Marlins President David Samson isn’t afraid to say what’s on his mind David Samson has a philosophy that people with informed opinions should speak their minds—which resulted in one of
Phil and Susan Smith give $5 million to FAU
Automotive dealer Phil Smith says “education is the great equalizer” and is backing that up with a $5 million gift that will put his name on the main tower at
Tropical storm could hit this weekend
An Air Force reconnaissance plane found some tropical storm winds in a wave that could hit South Florida this weekend. The National Weather Service estimated that the Invest 99-L wave,
Carrfour plans affordable housing at Pride Center in Wilton Manors
A new project in Wilton Manors is symbolizing a series of trends both locally and nationally. Carrfour Supportive Housing is planning 48 residential units on the ground of The Pride
3 Billionaire Secrets to Building and Retaining Wealth
Mimic these actions, and it could have a huge positive impact on your finances. According to the U.S. Census Bureau’s world population clock, there are currently more than 7.3 billion
America First and Microsoft’s Purchase of LinkedIn
Dear Mr. Berko: Two questions: What do you think of America First Multifamily Investors, which pays 8.7 percent tax-free? And what do you think of Microsoft’s purchase of LinkedIn? I’d
Innovation Florida launches as a startup advocacy group
Innovation Florida, a non-profit advocacy group to support startups, has been launched by the Greenspoon Marder law firm and The South Florida Accelerator (TSFA). Innovation Florida will provide support to
These 2 Publicly Traded Companies Have Better Credit Ratings Than the U.S. Government
In 1980, 60 companies had AAA credit ratings. Today, only these two remain. For decades, there have been few phrases more powerful than “the full faith and credit of the