Columnists

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A tent city next to the main library in downtown Fort Lauderdale is disappearing under a comprehensive approach to help the homeless there, Fort Lauderdale Mayor Dean Trantalis announced on

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By Stephen Garber The stereotypical CEO is characterized as a charming, tall, white man educated from a top university, a strategic visionary on a vertical career trajectory with the ability

By Greta Schulz “Why don’t I have any success hiring salespeople?” This is one of the most popular questions I get asked. In my experience, there are very few rules

Brightline took another major step forward Wednesday when the Florida Development Finance Corporation approved its request to issue $1.75 billion in private activity bonds. The bonds will finance rail infrastructure in

Visit the websites for Florida’s gubernatorial candidates and it is quickly clear that there’s a different stance on the state’s corporate income tax. Republican Ron DeSantis says succinctly that his

By Darcie Lansford Trade wars. Tariffs. Geopolitical meltdowns. South Florida’s commercial real estate sector shrugs off a plethora of concerns of a President Donald Trump-induced economic retraction like an Ebenezer