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By Stephen Garber As I write this, summer is almost over – at least in Florida for those of us with kids. The calendar says “dog days of August,” the

By Julie Neitzel Wealthy individuals always have been targets for vandals and thieves, but the rise of the internet, electronic tools and new technology options have provided new ways for

Entrepreneurs share how they got funding to fuel growth By Kevin Gale Entrepreneurs and investment bankers talked about the challenges and triumphs of growing companies during a seminar presented by

By Chris Fleck More than 2,000 registrants, 25 speakers, 100 sponsors and organizations from across South Florida are expected at ITPalooza, a gathering of the region’s nonprofit technology user groups.

Akerman’s David Spector prepares to takeover for Andrew Smulian By David Lyons Not long after Akerman LLP, the state’s largest law firm, moved its Miami offices from the SunTrust International

Students balance full-time jobs with law classes at night By Martin Lenkowsky Many students and graduates of South Florida’s two part-time law degree programs agree on one thing: They couldn’t

Seth Rand started at his family business and then founded his own By Martin Lenkowsky Rand Marketing CEO and founder Seth Rand discovered his true business calling while working at

     Dear Mr. Berko: In November 2008, you told me not to buy Bed Bath & Beyond. It was selling in the low $10s at the time. Well, I

     Dear Mr. Berko: I’m looking at Swedish mobile phone company Telia, whose shares trade at $7.77. Revenues and earnings are down because of poor earnings in many of

Partnership fuels cutting-edge training in health care technology Palm Beach State College has formed a creative partnership with Modernizing Medicine and the Quantum Foundation to bring health care training to

Jeff Greene is all-in when it comes to West Palm Beach’s future Real estate investor Jeff Greene reaped $800 million by anticipating the nation’s housing collapse before the Great Recression,