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Nymbus, a Miami Beach web hosting company, received $12 million in venture capital funding during the third quarter, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers third quarter MoneyTree report. Zenedge, a Miami cybersecurity company,

Hillary Clinton has opened up a six-point lead over Donald Trump in the critical battleground state of Florida, according to a new survey by the Florida Atlantic University Business and

Saltwater Brewery of Delray Beach has unveiled its third canned beer, LocAle, and hired Justin Rick, previously senior brewer at Brooklyn Brewery, as its head of brewing. Saltwater Brewery’s new golden ale is

It’s 2 o’clock on a steamy summer Tuesday. The Macy’s shoe department at Town Center at Boca Raton is teeming with commerce. Stacks of disheveled shoes boxes are strewn everywhere.

South Florida scored a major economic coup Thursday with the announcement that Hotwire Communications will relocate its headquarters from Philadelphia to Fort Lauderdale and bring 375 jobs to Fort Lauderdale.

“We should never intentionally place soldiers in a situation where the price of losing outweighs the rewards of winning.”—attributed to Attila the Hun How often can you honestly say your

While still squarely in positive territory, second-quarter office and industrial leasing velocity continued to slow across Broward and Miami-Dade counties, according to the latest CBRE market data. But demand still

Miami International Airport on Thursday morning will unveil eight nursing suites, which are called MIAmamas.  The suites, manufactured by Vermont-based Mamava, are self-contained, mobile units with comfortable benches, a fold-down

Investors searching for yield these days could be attracted to Geo Group (NYSE: GEO) of Boca Raton. In mid-afternoon trading on Monday, Geo was sporting a juicy 12.43 dividend yield compared with

While everyone is waiting for non-stop service to Asia from Miami International Airport, here’s a story that offers a bit of relief – in more ways that one. In conjunction

Uber uses technology to disrupt the taxi business and Airbnb is using it to disrupt the hotel field. Now, Austin-based Dropoff has arrived in Miami and Fort Lauderdale with technology to

Automotive dealer Phil Smith says “education is the great equalizer” and is backing that up with a $5 million gift that will put his name on the main tower at