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It’s been one year since SFBW 2.0 debuted with its new look, feel and structure, and we hope that we’ve lived up to our tagline, “Aiming Higher, Living Well.” In

As bitcoin continues to penetrate new industries as a form of payment, many are wondering if crypto transactions pose any risks. Following news of the $22.5 million penthouse sale using

As part of SFBW’s Virtual Connect series, editor-in-chief Drew Limsky hosted a roundtable talk about the transportation trends affecting cities today—along with the most promising solutions for a more equitable,

When SFBW hosted a recent event at Wine Watch, an atmospheric and exclusive tasting room in Fort Lauderdale, it was all conviviality, fine varietals, and elucidation about a key industry:

During the summer slow season, it can be challenging for businesses to financially sustain themselves. According to a recent poll by alignable.com, an online hub for small business owners, 40 percent of small business owners and 39

Most South Floridians will tell you that living here without a car and having to rely on mass transportation won’t make your life extremely convenient, to say the least. But

I’m sure that I’m not the only one who feels that they’re falling short of expectations in trying to act like we’re “back to normal.” In some ways, of course,

Photo lovers have an opportunity through Aug. 21 to see the world through the lenses of some of South Florida’s most creative artists thanks to an inspired exhibit presented by

His body was his temple. Brit John Eyers, a runner, rock climber and former bodybuilder, didn’t want to put the vaccine in his temple. An ironic stance, because in the

Okay, Jim Cramer didn’t give this advice only to me: He gave it to his audience on CNBC, and it’s worth revisiting. He stressed the importance of getting into the