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Miami International Boat Show fixing obstacles created by move By Martin Lenkowsky Organizers of the 2017 Miami International Boat Show do not expect the same growing pains visitors faced last

By Andrea Richard South Florida long has suffered from brain drain, but, in recent years, attracting and retaining top talent to the region is no longer a feat. Thanks to

 By Greta Schulz This is the time most of you are creating or enacting goals and objectives for 2017, including the number crunching for revenue forecasts. Are you doing it

By Stephen Garber Daniel Kahneman, the Nobel Prize-winning researcher, proved that people will pay more for an inferior product or service from those they know, like and trust. Never would

With the increasing popularity of Grown, her fast-organic concept, Shannon Allen is changing the foodie landscape in Miami By Michelle F. Solomon | photos by April Belle photos When Grown

As I go up and down the coast, I’m surprised about how many business people don’t know what the Brightline train service is or ask, “Is that actually happening?” Yes,

Five people were killed and eight people were injured during an attack at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport on Friday, CNN was reporting. A shooter was in custody, but there was no

Panels give insight into South Florida, Caribbean and Latin American markets Just in time for the turn of the year, real estate services company NAI Global held its Florida Forum

Luxury development with an island vibe is a 20-minute flight from South Florida By Kevin Gale Ernest Hemingway brought fame to Bimini as an ideal spot for deep-sea fishing, but he would hardly

By Darcie Lunsford It’s often said there are five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and, eventually, acceptance. If international trade had been personified as the beloved and long-standing

There is breaking news—or not, in my opinion—that says South Florida’s Magic Leap is among the top private companies that are overvalued. The report by Zirra on valuations of the

By Stephen Garber The start of a new year traditionally is an overindulged time for planning, goals and resolutions. Gyms will be packed. The snowbirds will fly down in ever-increasing