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Dear Mr. Berko: I’m one of the “stupids,” as you call them, who bought 200 shares of Tesla Motors at $265 in April. I should have listened to you, because

By Stephen Garber We have a secret sauce that allows us to be better leaders, managers and business people: The power of listening with an open mind – and indeed

Art Falcone works his way up from McDonald’s to real estate projects nationwide By Kevin Gale  |  Photography by Larry Wood It would be tough to find another developer and

Terra’s Eighty Seven Park to rise on North Beach By Leslie J. Kraft Imagine living as if you’re floating above two parks and the Atlantic Ocean. That fantasy will be

Dear Mr. Berko: Please explain short selling. What are the risks? How do I do it? — GF, Buffalo, N.Y. Dear GF: Current and future earnings are the primary reasons

How Bob Birdsong overcame adversity to run a mega generator company Bob Birdsong is CEO, president and owner of OK Generators, the largest independent dealer of standby power systems in

Dear Mr. Berko: Gerald Friedman is a distinguished economist who initially wanted to be a psychiatrist. He says that under Bernie Sanders’ platform, in five years, U.S. median income would

When we think of the beginning of sports as a big business in South Florida, many of us will think back to the late 1960s when the Miami Dolphins first

Miami International Airport has hit another mark on its quest to have regular non-stop service to Asia. Republic of China (Taiwan) President Tsai Ing-wen landed at Miami International Airport on

OK, many South Floridians and visitors know Wynwood is hip and cool, but national real estate company Cushman & Wakefield has given it a national seal of approval. Wynwood not

Dear Mr. Berko: Our beautiful 27-year-old son, who started school in 2008, owes $87,000 in student loans and has three more semesters to go to complete his degree in English