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Berkshire Hathaway has a portfolio full of dividend stocks, but it doesn’t pay a dime to its shareholders. Warren Buffett loves getting dividends from the stocks he invests in, and

A scandal can ruin a company, but in many cases, it fades with time. It’s never good when, in the midst of a public-relations disaster, your CEO has to issue

Another datapoint to add to the pile. When we see a great bargain, we just can’t help ourselves. We want to buy. I know that I’m always ready to call

Warren Buffett and Carl Icahn are two of the most successful investors of the past century. But Buffett is a superior model for investors to follow because of his patient

The social media company will stand up and speak out against Trump — until it might hurt its business. It’s no secret that Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) is President Trump’s favorite social media platform by

These two stocks won’t pop off the page when you’re screening for high-yield stocks, but they are remarkable companies that will build wealth over the long haul. Dividends may not

Getting the right mix of leaders at the top of an organization can be crucial to success, and things can change rapidly if the mix isn’t right. This issue has

Quantum Foundation helps FAU expand use of realistic mannequins By Martin Lenkowsky Florida Atlantic University’s medical and health care students soon will have even more modern, state-of-the-art learning tools with which

Shorecrest Construction finds success in high-end commercial, residential projects By Kevin Gale Patrick Lee was frustrated working as a consultant for the Four Seasons Hotel Miami. He was hiring contractors

By Gerry Czarnecki George Taylor is a former family business executive and entrepreneur who now practices law with the firm of Brinkley Morgan. He received his bachelor’s degree from Lynn

The largest e-commerce deal in South Florida’s history By Chris Fleck South Florida now has technology bragging rights that go beyond developing the IBM personal computer, the first smartphone (Simon

By Julie Neitzel Investors looking for new growth opportunities might want to consider bitcoin, a peer-to-peer cashless system also known as cryptocurrency. Launched in 2009, bitcoin’s value was less than