Being contrarian for contrarianism’s sake rarely works. By Morgan Housel Investing is full of ironies. Here’s a big one: With few exceptions, everyone thinks they’re a contrarian. Which they can’t
How Tri-Rail expansion was almost derailed
A two-part SFBW series about rail mass transit earlier this year talked about how Tri-Rail was poised to expand service to downtown Miami via a new interchange in Hialeah. However,
Slideshow: The newly completed Palazzo del Sol on Fisher Island
By Leslie Kraft Burke South Floridians have more than a little nostalgic love for Mediterranean architecture. That romance has lasted for decades both in new builds and renovated properties. So,
The high-limit life: Some play for show, others play in peace
By Nick Sortal The carpet is a little plusher, the slot machines are more secluded – and the price of gambling is much higher. Every casino has a special
Serial Success
The brightly colored signage for Orangetheory Fitness is popping up all over South Florida, but few people may realize the scope of the company’s success. Learning that the company expects
4 Roth IRA Investing Tips That Could Earn You Thousands
If you’re strategic about moves you make with your Roth IRA, you can accumulate even more in it — and can set yourself up for tax-free withdrawals in retirement. By
Dolphins’ stadium: World’s largest erector set
The Dolphins drafted offensive line Laremy Tunsil ith the 13th pick in the NFL Draft on Thursday night, but the biggest star these days is arguably the team’s stadium, which is
NAI Miami lease punctuates Orangetheory’s South Florida growth
It only took a few days after SFBW posted this month’s cover story about the hyper growth at Orangetheory Fitness for another location to be announced in South Florida. NAI
The executive closet still exists
The Greater Miami-Dade Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce April 26 luncheon about diversity symbolized how much more open society is this days, but in the words of President Steve
The myRA Effect
Dear Mr. Berko: What do you think of the new myRA, which was designed by the Treasury Department? There’s no cost, and employers automatically take money from our paychecks and