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By Kevin Gale and Andrea Richard Hurricane Irma is leaving a huge price tag in its wake with losses throughout the Southeastern United States that are estimated at $42.5 billion

Hurricane Irma shows just how far we have to go when it comes to technology. Even in an era when the Weather Channel proclaimed it’s powered by IBM’s Watson, it

With Hurricane Irma heading towards Florida, there are steps businesses can take to prepare. Here are tips from FEMA, the South Florida Regional Planning Council, Travelers Insurance and the Caribbean

In the past, Brightline officials told me that they were only interested in running a passenger service from Miami to Orlando with stops in Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach. It wouldn’t

There are parallels in South Florida as to what a disaster like Hurricane Harvey—or a direct hit by Hurricane Irma—could do in South Florida. One hint came in June when

By Darcie Lunsford Amazon’s new urban-infill hub and mega-fulfillment center in Miami-Dade County reignited bullishness in the second quarter, and South Florida’s sizzling industrial streak still has plenty of room

By Greta Schulz I know many of you have tried brainstorming. The idea is a good one, coming up with creative ways of solving an issue or attacking a project.

Strategies for Leading Change By Stephen Garber The one constant in life is change. And change is accelerating all around us. When is the last time you looked at the

President Trump and longtime political consultant Roger Stone, who lives in Fort Lauderdale, are being sued in connection to the Wikileaks saga that dogged Hillary Clinton during the presidential campaign.