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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

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

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

100 Las Olas has unveiled a two-story, $5.99 million penthouse on the 45th and 46th floors. It has 5,281 square feet with four bedrooms, a family room, a den and

The Biltmore is closing in on a December deadline to complete a $25 million renovation that started last year. The main lobby is already finished. It still has its iconic

PMG is attacking the region’s workforce housing crisis while also creating a social living concept at X Miami, 230 NE Fourth St. One of the living options is rent-by-bedroom, with

►The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale campus is being phased out and personnel will be laid off amid the parent company’s nationwide restructuring. ►Marcus & Millichap brokered the sale of

►Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough and Broad and Cassel have combined law firms, with more than 750 attorneys and professionals operating in 25 offices. ►Royal Caribbean acquired Silversea Cruises, a

By Kevin Gale | Photography by Patrick Clinton   Call this South Florida’s back to the future journey. On April 7, 1896, Henry Flagler’s railway made history when it reached

By Kevin Gale | Photography by Patrick Clinton Sometimes the cliché about entrepreneurial businesses being born in a garage actually are true. Take Levatas, for example. Chris Nielsen founded the

As president and CEO of Warren Henry Auto Group, Warren Henry Zinn epitomizes carrying on the family legacy. The Zinn family has a long history in the auto industry, beginning

By Stephen Garber In Amsterdam (where I lived for seven years in the 1970s, just sayin’), if they don’t like you, they do not call you names or suggest rude