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Greenspoon Marder is targeting opportunities in the cannabis law field by opening three new offices and adding five attorneys. The firm announced June 6 that it is opening law offices

By David Lyons The rush is on in troubled Brazil to wrap up construction projects in time for the 2016 Summer Olympics. With roughly three months to go before the

Brickell City Centre developer Swire Properties has land for a major project in Fort Lauderdale across the street from the Brightline high-speed rail station. Stephen Owens, president of Swire’s U.S.

Premier Developers held a rooftop party on May 25 to celebrate its Riva condominium hitting the vertical stage of construction along Fort Lauderdale’s Middle River. Several hundred attendees partied atop

Broward College is launching a business accelerator at its downtown Fort Lauderdale campus on Las Olas Boulevard. The accelerator will be led by Don Cook, who was previously chief marketing

Seminole Casino Coconut Creek likes to play up the theme “Live the Good Life,” holding events such as the scotch tasting the presented at NYY Steak earlier this month. I’m

Pipeline workspaces create community and connections By Leslie Kraft Burke At first glance, it appears that Pipeline is in the business of renting short-term, high-design shared office spaces to individuals

Tenants are expected to move into the Bjarke Ingles designed Grove at Grand Bay in June, according to Cervera Real Estate, the exclusive listing agent for the Terra Group Project.

Throughout our working age lives, about half of us aren’t happy, according to a new study by Merrill Lynch and Age Wave. The percentage of people who are happy hovers

  The type of opportunities available to accredited investors are now available to the masses. The reason is Title III of the federal Jobs Act went into effect on Monday,

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,