If you want to stop conversation among technology employers, ask about President Obama’s executive action on immigration. If it withstands various legal challenges, his move would likely help their hiring
Touchy subject
Big Names, Big Projects
The 183-acre site near Biscayne Boulevard in North Miami may have a tortured history, but the final result looks like a model for modern urban planning. The Soffer family’s Turnberry
Sneak Peek
Seeing renderings of the Climate Ribbon at Brickell City Centre is one thing, but seeing it in person on a hard-hat tour is something else. SFBW was part of the
Critical Costs
For the first time in U.S. history, it is the legal responsibility of employers to choose plans that offer the health care providers and services their employees need – and
Healthy Priority
Work may be a top driver for many of us, but a survey by U.S. Trust of 640 high net worth individuals found that it ranks No. 10 on their
Editor’s Note
Here’s a stunning fact about today’s hyper-connected world: An estimated 30 percent of Americans aren’t connected to the Internet. This digital divide has a major impact on education and ultimately
Urban by Design
Urban chic in Miami is expected to reach a new high in 2017 with the completion of the Hyde Midtown Suites & Residences project located between the Design District and
It All Adds Up
Steven Sadaka decided early on that he wasn’t really cut out to be an accountant. Smart move, because he was much better at recruiting them. Sadaka established Steven Douglas Associates
The Next Big Thing
When QVC founder and part-time Boca Raton resident Joseph Segel retired, he didn’t just plop down in the sand and call it a day. One question had him scratching his
Federal Fitness
If you’re driving north on busy Federal Highway in Fort Lauderdale, you can’t miss a huge plaza anchored by Whole Foods Market and Dick’s Sporting Goods. While it may seem