Stories written by Scott Blake
Florida Power & Light Co. this week said it will push ahead with plans to build two additional reactors at its Turkey Point nuclear plant south of Miami as energy…
August 28, 2013Read More
Spain-based Dragados is a “super conservative” construction company that doesn’t like to talk a lot about itself, said Chris O’Neil, but the firm is making an impact in Florida from…
August 28, 2013Read More
When federal regulators leveled securities fraud charges last month against the City of Miami and its former budget director, it renewed longstanding concerns about the city’s financial controls that could…
August 8, 2013Read More
Part of the future of Port Miami’s cargo industry is on its way from China. Four new “super post-Panamax” gantry cranes departed by ship from Shanghai a few weeks ago…
August 1, 2013Read More
The tough economy isn’t tough for everyone, according to the latest luxury car and truck sales figures for Miami-Dade County. A total of 5,477 luxury cars and high-end sport utility…
August 1, 2013Read More
The Wolfsonian-Florida International University in Miami Beach is planning an annual event, beginning next March, to get people to think about the museum's collections of some 120,000 objects mostly…
July 25, 2013Read More
After improving yearly, Miami International Airport's on-time flight performance has slipped a bit.…
July 25, 2013Read More
Negotiations are progressing between the county and promoters on a plan to make millions in upgrades to the tennis center on Key Biscayne that hosts the annual Sony Open.…
July 25, 2013Read More
Banks and other mortgage servicers are holding many homes in foreclosure without putting them up for sale, according to local market watchers. In fact, Florida leads the nation by far…
July 11, 2013Read More
Miami-Dade County's rollercoaster-like housing market has swung from a large oversupply in past years to dwindling inventories this year that are fueling double-digit price increases.…
July 11, 2013Read More
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