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American Heritage Schools earned the highest number of Presidential Scholars candidates in Florida, with 23 students from the Class of 2023 (16 from the Broward Campus and seven from the

Impact 100 Palm Beach County (PBC) is preparing to announce the nonprofit organizations receiving a $100,000 high-impact grant. The focus areas include arts, culture and historic preservation, education, environment and

Florida East Coast Realty (FECR), an integrated real estate development and management company with more than 60 million square feet of construction completed, announced that its founder and chairman, Tibor Hollo,

Jeff Ransdell, managing director and founding partner of $700 million Miami-based VC firm Fuel Venture Capital, talks about Miami’s start-up landscape and the responsiveness of the federal government

Windstar Cruises’ Star Legend recently pulled into Miami, showing off two new themed suites as well as a brand-new mural. The two specialty suites are inspired by Windstar’s Forbes Five-Star sister resorts

Well, they’ve done it again. After Major Food Group scored successes with Carbone, Dirty French Steakhouse and ZZ’s Club, expectations were high—to say the least—for Contessa, the five-month-old Miami outpost

Fast Track  G&G Business Developments, the developer in partnership with the iconic British auto manufacturer for Aston Martin Residences in Miami, has launched an unusual new art book called Unique, inspired by the

Why did this happen?  At the core, imprudent and reckless government monetary, fiscal and regulatory lead to macroeconomic imbalances. Some banks, such as SVB were caught in the rapid flux

As the principal of Cresa, real estate advisers in Miami, Robert Orban heads the South Florida practice. As a key strategist and consultant, he brings to bear 30 years of

It’s 2023, and the bar for luxury homes in South Florida has never been higher. Buyers who might have been satisfied with a spacious, well-appointed house a decade ago now

In a scorching March 13 op-ed in The New York Times, Sen. Elizabeth Warren didn’t pull any punches: “No one should be mistaken about what unfolded over the past few days

Tamara B. Rodriguez picked up a pair of business degrees from the University of Miami (undergraduate and graduate degrees in accounting) and never looked back. As the chief financial officer