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Stressed out? This story may just add to that

It’s no surprise to see a city like Detroit listed as the most stressful city in the United States, given all its economic ills, but the boom town known as

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FAU gets key grant for artificial intelligence

Florida Atlantic University has received a $652,820 grant from the National Science Foundation to establish Florida’s first NSF-funded Major Research Instrumentation Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning Training and Research Laboratory.

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South Florida billionaire makes last-minute filing to save Sears

Miami Beach billionaire Eddie Lampert submitted a last minute $4.4 billion bankruptcy court bid to keep Sears open. Lampert submitted the bid through an affiliate of ESL Investments, his hedge

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Bulls on Parade

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Austin Cook (left) discusses why emerging markets are a good bet for investment portfolios. Troy Sorel, Kevin Gale, Matthew J. Dernis and Jason E. Heller
Innovations, new services help an array of issues

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Babtist Health Care on Demand lets families visit doctors with an app
Shifting Gears

Car enthusiasts are revved up for a four-wheeled event that has no South Florida peer. The Boca Raton Concours d’Elegance is not only a community mainstay, it’s the fastest-growing Concours

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Rx for Pricing Transparency

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Michael Swartz
Scott Israel and a lesson in crisis management

Several years ago, when I was editor of SFBW’s sister publication, Lifestyle magazine, I had an opportunity to do an in-depth interview of Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel. I traveled

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Major South Florida company giving 5 percent of profits to charity

City Furniture has a reputation for innovation, including a green delivery fleet and same day delivery. Recently, it was in the news for bringing back water beds. Now, it’s doubling

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City Furniture CNG trucks at the company's headquarters in Tamarac
Acting CEO gets job permanently at Broward Health; new commissioner appointed

The North Broward Hospital District Board of Commissioners on Wednesday named acting CEO Gino Santorio to the position permanently and announced a new commissioner. “I am excited to have been

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How South Florida health care organizations are taking aim at Alzheimer’s

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The gig is up

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