According to Julio Frenk, we are living in a complex, turbulent period and universities are absolutely crucial to successfully face challenges of the 21st century and beyond. They offer a…
Although airlines do not share how long it takes a suitcase to leave the plane and reach the baggage claim areas at Miami International Airport, county officials say there’s been…
A task force to survey Miami-Dade’s trial court infrastructure concludes the civic court should be in a purposely-built structure with 21st century attributes and that the historic building at 73…
Jay Pelham easily confesses he doesn’t have a traditional business degree and never wanted to be a banker. Upon graduating from college with a bachelor’s in economics, he looked for…
County commissioners unanimously approved a land swap last week that makes way for the placement and setback requirements of the Florida’s Department of Transportation’s long-awaited I-395 signature bridge and provides…
Coconut Grove’s retail community has been invigorated by the new restaurants opening in the downtown area, say market watchers, and will be vastly improved with trolleys and legislation to alleviate…
Ken Okaniwa was a junior high school student, living with his family in Yonkers, NY, when he first became interested in diplomatic work. Every school in the area took a…
To accelerate projects, county commissioners approved a financing program Tuesday to pay for a portion of the Aviation Department’s capital improvements that takes advantage of low short-term interest rates and…
Suzy Batlle didn’t know anything about running a business when she founded Azucar Ice Cream 4½ years ago. But her chosen career as a banker came to an abrupt halt…
The Miami Tennis Open tournament organizers are once again appealing a court’s decision to uphold the Matheson family’s effort to keep Key Biscayne’s Crandon Park free from further commercial development,…
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