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Michael Daszkal stands out as the leader of a top independent accounting firm Michael Daszkal co-founded Daszkal Bolton with one partner in 1992; today, the public accounting and consulting firm

Dear Mr. Berko: My wife and I are 87 and both in fair health. We followed your advice and got rid of a stockbroker who seems to have made more

Dear Mr. Berko: I am 55, am married, have owned a successful small construction company for 32 years and work with my daughter, who’s a genius at office management. I

 By Kevin Gale Entrepreneurs will need perseverance to prosper in the third wave of the internet, says AOL founder Steve Case, who gave a keynote talk at eMerge Americas 2016.

By Kevin Gale Many industries face innovative, disruptive threats, but getting businesses to realize that can still be a challenge. Paul Sherman, CFO of ABB Optical Group, was one of

Dear Mr. Berko: What are your thoughts on Cisco Systems? I’ve bought 1,000 or more shares of Cisco at least 10 times in the past 10 years, sold them and

S.R. Tommie is steeped in Florida’s history, but her business is thoroughly modern By Kevin Gale and Levi Rickert | Photos by Larry Wood S.R. Tommie’s life and family are

William Kerdyk Jr. talks about a career in real estate, banking and golf By Kevin Gale | Photos by Ed Nercess, All Star Event Photography William H. Kerdyk Jr. and

TAKING STOCK BY MALCOLM BERKO RELEASE: WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 2016 Dear Mr. Berko: I think that the driverless car being developed by Apple is the car of the future and

Dear Mr. Berko: Starting in October, my stockbroker pitched a company called Sarepta Therapeutics. Apparently, it has developed a drug that could be a blockbuster in six months, and the

The Brightline high-speed rail station in Fort Lauderdale is going vertical. Community leaders were invited Friday to “make their mark” at the Fort Lauderdale station by signing their initials in

Avi Aisenberg used drive by hundreds of thousands of acres of sugar cane traveling to his family’s plastics recycling plant in South Bay, a small community along Lake Okeechobee. Now,