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By Gerry Czarnecki When you first joined a nonprofit board, you most likely realized that many of its functions were very similar to your day job. However, the one major

The brightly colored signage for Orangetheory Fitness is popping up all over South Florida, but few people may realize the scope of the company’s success. Learning that the company expects

Dear Mr. Berko: What do you think of the new myRA, which was designed by the Treasury Department? There’s no cost, and employers automatically take money from our paychecks and

Dear Mr. Berko: I bought 100 shares of Apple at $129 last June, believing it could move up to $200. I’m down by 21 points. What’s your opinion? Do you

Dear Mr. Berko: Our Morgan Stanley stockbroker will let us get in early on Uber stock, but we’d have to invest a minimum of $250,000. We have the money, but

CEO David Long tells How Orangetheory exploded from a single location in 2010 to 400 locations in 2016 By Kevin Gale Orangetheory’s growth is as vigorous as its workouts. The

SFBW is excited to announce the finalists for its second annual Up & Comer Awards. The Up & Comer Awards were created to honor young professionals who have achieved excellence

Powered by SATO Global Solutions helps businesses gain insight and customer engagement SATO Global Solutions (SGS), led by President Mike Beedles, is creating a buzz in South Florida by integrating

Industry leaders strive to offer quality care amid declining revenue and rising costs By Marilyn DeMartini Health care in Florida is a big business and an equally big enigma. Despite

Entrepreneurs will need perseverance to prosper in the third wave of the Internet, AOL founder Steve Case said during a keynote talk at eMerge Americas 2016 on Monday. Don’t expect

Dear Mr. Berko: In the fall of 2012, I bought 175 shares of Dunkin’ Donuts’ parent company at $28 because you recommended it. By the summer of last year, it

Dear Mr. Berko: Thanks to you, we sold 800 shares of Yahoo at $46 last year. Now our stockbroker recommends 200 shares of Procter & Gamble. Why have Tide revenues