If you think innovation isn’t an ongoing process that requires steady commitment, consider Whole Foods Market. Even now, with more than 420 stores, Whole Foods has an expectation of innovation
Culture of Change
Beach babes
NORTH BEACH VILLAGE In 2008, in the midst of the recession, Swedish entrepreneur Par Sanda purchased over 30 run-down properties just a block off the beach in north Fort Lauderdale.
Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show Launches VIP Experience
Want to linger in the lap of luxury at the 56th-annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show? The royal treatment can be yours thanks to the new VIP Boat Show Experiences
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Stupidity and the Stock Market Wealth strategist Mike Sorrentino has a simple explanation for the stock market’s erratic nature: “It’s been almost unprecedented, the sheer stupidity in the market.” Fear,
The New Colliers Collection
Colliers International Group’s loss of the Abood Wood-Fay brokerage last year made big news, but it clearly wasn’t a sign of surrender. Colliers has come back with the addition of
Entrepreneur talks about life after “Shark Tank”
It all started with a little girl and her stuffed animals. Her imagination and creativity sparked an idea that would turn itself into a successful business and a man’s passion.
Commercial Rebound at hand
After an extended and sluggish comeback, South Florida’s commercial real estate rebound appears to be accelerating, according to the latest midyear market data from CBRE. Vacancy rates tumbled year-over-year across
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Franchising in the Land Down Under Franchising often involves finding a well-connected intermediary master franchiser, which is why in some countries, only a handful of families own all the Starbucks
Customer Service Reimagined
Customer service has long been a critical factor for an organization’s value and long-term success. For IT departments, customer service has traditionally meant staffing support centers for employees to call
Is What You’re Saying to Yourself Costing You?
“I feel like nothing is working,” Connie told me, in frustration about her recent sales numbers. “Whatever I do, it doesn’t seem to matter. I thought the economy was getting