By Chris Fleck Aside from drones, hoverboards and 3-D TVs, the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show had a number of new technologies that are likely to show up at the workplace
Consumer tech from CES 2016 is heading to an office near you
By Chris Fleck Aside from drones, hoverboards and 3-D TVs, the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show had a number of new technologies that are likely to show up at the workplace
By Greta Schulz CEOs today are in a quagmire. Because sales continue to be tougher than they used to be, they find themselves running their businesses and making CEO decisions,
By Jim Fried This month, we did a remote broadcast live from the 10th-annual CCIM Outlook Conference in Miami, which was attended by real estate businesspeople from all over the
By Steve Garber What do we really do on our own? Very little, if anything, at all! Your family is a team. Your medical care is a team. Your business
It was the summer of 1929 and Miami was buzzing with the extravagance of the Roaring ’20s economy. New innovators and business types had freshly relocated to the city after
Rail mass transit is already impacting commercial development as All Aboard Florida starts construction of 4 million square feet of mixed-use projects near its stations. The next big thing
Most of the coverage of Mehmet Bayraktar’s Island Gardens development has come in snippets. A lot of it has dealt with the delays in bringing the $1 billion mega-yacht marina
Faena District promises to be a game changer for Miami Beach By Leslie Kraft Burke It may sound like a lofty goal when the creators of the Faena District in
Frances Sevilla-Sacasa heads Banco Itaú International Miami with assets of$11.5 billion By Joseph A. Mann Jr. / Photography by Larry Wood Frances Aldrich Sevilla-Sacasa manages money. A lot of money. As CEO
By Kevin Gale Rick Case was walking around the Concours d’Elegance in Pebble Beach, thinking about how he could bring the event to South Florida, when he ran into Jay