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Bal Harbour Shops reaches a milestone, faces key vote on its future By Kevin Gale As Bal Harbour Shops plans a blowout fundraiser on March 5 and celebrates its 50th

By Chris Fleck  Aside from drones, hoverboards and 3-D TVs, the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show had a number of new technologies that are likely to show up at the workplace

Palm Beach International Boat Show provides a different vibe By Martin Lenkowsky  |  Photos by Forest Johnson If you missed this season’s boat shows in Fort Lauderdale and Miami, there’s

Leading developers and restaurateurs in Broward talk about the migration toward the coast Fort Lauderdale is seeing a major wave of residential construction projects, many of which are attracting buyers

By Darcie Lunsford The first major institutional-quality office project in Broward County since the Great Recession has opened its sleek, double-glass doors along I-75 in Pembroke Pines, adjacent to the

Calixto Garcia-Velez, deep-pockets parent propel growth at FirstBank Florida By Kevin Gale FirstBank Florida isn’t afraid to chart its own course in banking. The bank is pushing ahead in the

Success stories and obstacles in getting financial services firms to relocate By Kevin Gale Some South Florida business people are skeptical about the push to recruit financial services firms, saying,

Pharmaceutical hub, service to Asia and a free trade zone could fuel further growth at MIA By Kevin Gale | photo by Steven Brooke Miami International Airport is positioning itself

By Greta Schulz What value do you bring? When I ask this question to a group of people, I get lots of different answers. Most people will say things such

By Chris Fleck  Daniel Cane is no stranger to modernizing an entire industry. While an economics major at Cornell University, he co-founded the company that became Blackboard Inc., which provides

Mehmet Bayraktar’s project kicks off with the opening of a super-yacht marina By Kevin Gale Mehmet Bayraktar’s quest to develop the $1 billion Island Gardens project started with a simple

By Martin Lenkowsky Miami-Dade County resident Lou Schmitt almost paid the ultimate price for neglecting her health and ignoring her own glaring cardiac risk factors Schmitt, 61, had a stressful