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Engaged people are the difference that makes the difference By Steve Garber Everything is cyclical. When it is an employer’s market, layoffs occur, the perks tighten, and advertising and marketing dollars

By Malcom Berko Dear Mr. Berko: When American Airlines came out of bankruptcy in December 2013, I invested $9,600, buying 400 shares at $24. My wife’s been telling me to

Attorney has a foot in both the condominium association and developer worlds By Kevin Gale | photos by Larry Wood Attorney Ben Solomon says he doesn’t have a crystal ball when

Zain Hasan emphasizes transparency in selling group health care and HR services By Kevin Gale | Photos by Larry Wood Zain Hasan has a great anecdote about what’s wrong with

BBX leader sees opportunities in the nation’s fragmented candy business By Kevin Gale Jarett Levan’s love of chocolate has turned into a sizable business. The president and acting CEO and

Restaurateur plans further growth and a new bakery concept By Kevin Gale | Photography by Larry Wood Barely into his teens, Angelo Elia didn’t lack gumption. He left Italy at

If you know of someone that should be nominated for Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year, today (March 11) is the deadline. While you might think the nomination process

Tim Petrillo plans further growth for his restaurant empire By Julie Kay • Photography by Larry Wood Tim Petrillo fell in love with the restaurant business at the age of 13,

Dear Mr. Berko: Please explain dumbbell investing. We have $166,000 to invest and the broker recommended a strategy called dumbbell investing. Next question: What’s wrong with young people today? Our

Dear Mr. Berko: When American Airlines came out of bankruptcy in December 2013, I invested $9,600 buying 400 shares at $24. My wife’s been telling me to sell for over

Leading developers and restaurateurs in Broward talk about the migration toward the coast Fort Lauderdale is seeing a major wave of residential construction projects, many of which are attracting buyers

Experts talk about the entrepreneurial trend and an evolving society By Kevin Gale As Cuba seeks to open its economy further, one of the challenges it faces is changing the