Paradise Lost Redux?
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A Tough Choice
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Former bank CEO Lynne Wines leads effort to help the homeless
By Kevin Gale One might grab a line from Monty Python—“and now for something completely different”—to describe veteran banker Lynne Wines’ current career move. Wines is leading a major push
Right on Track
As I was starting to write this month’s cover story on Brightline, it occurred to me that it’s the second month in a row that Henry Flagler has echoed through
Lessons on Innovation
The Breakers in Palm Beach is about as historic as you can get in South Florida, with roots that go back to Henry Flagler bringing the Florida East Coast Railway
Helping the Homeless
Helping the Homeless South Florida continues to struggle coping with the plight of the homeless, but at least there are some changes in attitude on how to deal with the
Rapid Pace of Change
Looking over the lineup of articles for this issue, there’s one thing that jumps out: The rapid pace of innovation and change reflected in most of the stories. One of
Remembering Wayne
Back in the 1980s, videocassettes were starting to become a big thing, but they had a bit of a seedy image because one of the first business adopters was the
Immigrant success stories
Amid all the debate about immigration into the United States, two of the subjects of articles in this issue remind us how immigrants can turn into powerful leaders and grow
Turmoil at Broward Health
The so-called First Law of Holes says that if you find yourself in a hole, stop digging. Unfortunately, Broward Health has found itself digging deeper into an ethical hole, which
Who you gonna call?
There’s an old saying that a good lawyer knows the law, but a great lawyer knows the judge. David Bogenschutz not only knows all the key judges, he married former
Brightline deaths fuel more safety efforts, legislation
In the wake of four deaths from people hit by its trains, Brightline held a news conference Friday to announce expanded outreach efforts regarding rail safety. Meanwhile, Treasure Coast politicians are
