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George LeMieux, Bill Perry lead a statewide charge By Kevin Gale | Patrick Clinton Photography Gunster started out as a law firm with one lawyer in 1925, and 92 years

Fathers build their next generation of leadership with the help of their children By Andrea Richard For some fathers, separating their parental instincts from their business instincts can be a

Industry leader Phil Purcell talks about impact, challenges By Martin Lenkowsky Phil Purcell, the Marine Industries Association of South Florida’s CEO and executive director, considers the local marine industry as

By Stephen Garber Emotional triggers—what we at Third Level like to call your hot buttons—are a part of everyone’s emotional fabric. They are natural responses to upsetting or painful experiences.

Dear Mr. Berko: Our 27-year-old son graduated college with a degree in sociology. He is our only child, lives with three other guys and owes $112,000 on student loans. He

The Brightline high-speed rail service marked another milestone on Tuesday with tours of its station in West Palm Beach. The station near Clematis Street will be the northern terminus for

Dear Mr. Berko: I’m writing for our 18-member investment club, which has been active since 1994. In 2008, we discovered Yahoo Finance. It was great, and we used it to

Dear Mr. Berko: Our 27-year-old son graduated college with a degree in sociology. He is our only child, lives with three other guys and owes $112,000 on student loans. He

Dear Mr. Berko: My husband has been diagnosed with COPD, and I can’t imagine a more frightening medical disorder. He tells me that it feels as if there were an

Dear Mr. Berko: I’m taking an economics course in college. We’re learning about inflation, and the professor wants each of us to write a paper on this subject. How do

The United Way of Broward County held a discussion Wednesday on the alarming number of families who are on the brink of financial crisis. Nearly half of South Florida’s population is living

Female entrepreneurs build their businesses with the help of family By Andrea Richard Whether she is head of the household or the boardroom, some moms juggle it all to grow