With each new season a third of the New World Symphony’s players come and go. Soon, the orchestral academy will graduate its one-thousandth player. For the New World’s 996 alumni,…
Architect Raul Rodriguez did a final walk-through the Cuban Museum’s new building Sept. 11, jotting down a punch-list of any unfinished items his eyes caught. “If it’s a long list,…
Miami International Airport is deep in high-level talks with two Taiwan-based airlines interested in developing a nonstop flight, said Emilio González, Miami-Dade aviation director. The first direct flight linking Miami…
After several delays, a federally mandated coding system that changes requirements for documenting patient diagnoses is scheduled to take effect Oct. 1. With no further delay in sight, all clinics…
The Related Group aims to start pre-sales on One Brickell, its three-tower megaproject in the heart of Brickell, at the beginning of next year. Despite a recent “notice of presumed…
Banks of all shapes and sizes are changing the way they cater to customer needs, and many of these changes are occurring within the bricks-and-mortar branches. Nationally, some have gone…
Brickell City Centre announced Tuesday the rebranding of its office component to incorporate two Class A office buildings equaling 260,000 square feet, both of which will be ready by year’s…
Twenty-two wealthy Chinese art collectors with ties to real estate have expressed interest in visiting Miami this year to explore the city’s business environment and investment opportunities. Invited by Peng…
Although Greece’s debt crisis and China’s volatile stock market are phenomena occurring thousands of miles away, Miami’s increasingly global business and financial communities feel the ripple effects of issues toying…
Miami’s international trade may weaken in coming months due to plummeting commodity prices, which slid to a 13-year-low this month, according to the Bloomberg Commodity index. As of Tuesday, commodities…
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