From artificial intelligence to quantum computing, these are the emerging, exciting fields that IBM’s Global University Programs group will help fund at Miami Dade College over the next three years.
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With newly vaccinated, typically jet-setting South Floridians anxiously waiting to see when the world—especially Europe—would reopen for travel, it’s welcome news that Greece has removed its COVID-19 travel restrictions. Consider
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A young man in a perpetual hurry, Jared Moskowitz has been in public life for 15 years and he’s only 40. After earning his BA in political science at George
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No business, large or small, can be faulted for feeling overwhelmed in the era of covid—overwhelmed trying to stay afloat and prosper; and overwhelmed trying to understand the government relief
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The South Florida Institute on Aging has had a long history of empowering seniors, though the organization has operated under different names. Its current name dates from 2018, and CEO
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“There are two parts to Miami: hospitality and tourism, a big part of our economic driver; and the key industry sectors that we target,” explains Michael Finney, who, for last
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It’s a big moment when you’re a fledgling swimsuit design company and singer Ricky Martin pops up on Instagram wearing one of your vivid creations. And it’s not one that
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Istanbul-based global design brand Nude has launched Ahoy, a universal tumbler designed to withstand the swells of life at sea. The crystalline design is reinforced with a nonslip silicone coating
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The Palm Beach County Food Bank has moved to a new location, with the help of a $500,000 donation from part-time Palm Beach residents Stephen and Christine Schwarzman. The gift
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They both grew up worshipping Arnold Schwarzenegger. And their parents wouldn’t let them drink soda. Those commonalities set Carlton Washington and Deniz Duygulu—who otherwise grew up in quite different circumstances—on
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OVERVIEW Round 1, as part of the 2.2 trillion CARES Act signed by President Trump in March 2020, came with lots of frustrations—and inequities. Some wealthy companies that got PPP
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