Miami commissioners, citing concerns about a proliferation of pay phones they say serve as magnets for criminal activity in some neighborhoods, agreed 4-1 last week to new restrictions.…
July 6, 2000Comments Off on City Commission Votes In New Restrictions For Pay PhonesRead More
Miami commissioners and the Miami Heat have agreed to end a business deal that over the past six months triggered controversy.…
July 6, 2000Comments Off on City Heat Reach Pact To Return Parking Lot End DealRead More
With less than a year left before the temporary Secretariat for the Free Trade Area of the Americas departs Miami, community leaders are seeking an additional $500,000 to ensure a…
June 29, 2000Comments Off on Secretariat Backers Seek More Funds For Closing SessionRead More
The Venezuelan conglomerate Cisneros Group's selection of South Florida for its operating headquarters demonstrates a growing ongoing trend where Latin American firms expand beyond national borders.…
June 29, 2000Comments Off on Expansion Beyond National Borders Often Means Miami BaseRead More
The consulting firm Arthur Andersen, which developed an information technology strategic plan for the City of Orlando, was chosen to do the same for the City of Miami.…
June 22, 2000Comments Off on Manager Avoids Tax Hike In Miami City Budget ProposalRead More
Bank United's transformation to a community bank under the direction of President & CEO Mehdi Ghomeshi, a Barnett Bank veteran who recruited former associates and opened new branches, has impressed…
June 22, 2000Comments Off on Upset Over Miami Heat Deal City May Bid Out Arena LotRead More
The redevelopment of Watson Island, a land-use jigsaw puzzle undertaken by the City of Miami, has taken one step forward with completion of $47 million in financing for a new…
June 22, 2000Comments Off on Watson Island Development Inches Forward With Parrot Jungle LoanRead More
With less than a year before the temporary secretariat of the Free Trade Area of the Americas leaves Miami, Lynn Summers, executive director of Team Florida FTAA, said the pressure…
June 8, 2000Comments Off on Chamber Told Record Of Success Needed For SecretariatRead More
To start dredging the Miami River by mid-2001, says Jerry Scarborough, project manager for the US Army Corps of Engineers, a sponsorship agreement with Miami-Dade County must be in place…
June 8, 2000Comments Off on River Dredging Next Needs County Pact For Land ParcelRead More
With South Florida already poised to upgrade its Regional Transit Organization, the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce has decided to go further and seek a full-blown authority.…
June 8, 2000Comments Off on Tricounty Transportation Thrust Seen Short Of UnityRead More
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