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Retired soccer super star David Beckham is reportedly ready to buy the last three acres needed to complete his nine-acre stadium site, which made me interested in exactly where it

Crocker Partners wants to create a live/work/play redevelopment between I-95 and Town Center mall in Boca Raton that could include a new Tri-Rail station. The effort would seek redevelopment of

Banker Alan Levan’s determination to fight the Securities and Exchange Commission paid off on Monday when a federal jury rejected all of the remaining civil fraud claims against him. The case

The U.S. House passed a bill Thursday that would partially repeal and replace Obamacare, but there’s another knotty problem ahead. What are we going to do about the federal budget

The United Way of Broward County held a discussion Wednesday on the alarming number of families who are on the brink of financial crisis. Nearly half of South Florida’s population is living

By Chris fleck Digital transformation is a term that gets a lot of press these days and means different things to different people. In a broad sense, it is the

What do we really accomplish, alone? By Stephen Garber In an age of “solo-prenuers” working remotely—when technology gives us the freedom to work from anywhere, at a time when we’re

In-house lawyers discuss innovation in an evolving world By Andrea Richard Driving innovation depends on the industry, panelists said March 9 at the Coral Gables Country Club. The group consisted

By Greta Schulz I think, by now, you’re using LinkedIn—at least I hope so. But how many of you are really using that social media platform to its potential? You

Celebrity Cruises reveals the Edge By Andrea Richard When Celebrity Cruises CEO and president Lisa Lutoff-Perlo set out to introduce the company’s newest ship, Celebrity Edge, she wanted to go

Grove Bank & Trust is the new name for one of South Florida’s most venerable banks, the 90-year-old Coconut Grove Bank. The new name was unveiled at a party on

A new report by Abodo outlines the challenges for millennials living in South Florida. Crunching Census data, Abodo found that 44.8 percent of millennials in South Florida are still living with