Industries

Amid all the political talk of bringing back manufacturing jobs, South Florida has scored a major victory. Canadian pharmaceutical giant Apotex is investing $184 million in Miramar to develop a

By Darcie Lunsford Less is more for Coco Chanel and her legion of followers, but when it comes to absorption of office and industrial real estate, significantly less can be

For $130 million you can buy a pretty sweet mega yacht, but for the same price London-based Informa is getting the producer of the world’s largest boat show—plus four more.

By Arnie Rosenberg Zohar Pinhasi has no doubt that hackers—whoever they are—dictated the outcome of the 2016 presidential election. They’re that good. But, he’s quick to add, so is he.

By Andrea Richard The first South Florida Executive Roundtable of 2017 convened on Jan. 11, just a few days before President Donald Trump took office. Understandably, the new administration was

Citrix Systems (NASDAQ: CTXS), which is headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, has selected Raleigh over Florida for a 400-person expansion. Job incentives played a key role in Citrix selecting Raleigh over

C3 strives to be a technology partner with its customers By Kevin Gale | Photography by Larry Wood CEO Rick Mancinelli can talk about the array of services and products

By Chris Fleck After two years of generally positive news and securing more than $1.4 billion in investments, secretive technology company Magic Leap has been the subject of recent turmoil

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

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 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