The School Board of Miami-Dade County could agree next month to supply the Miami Performing Arts Center about 1,000 parking spaces.…
April 27, 2006Comments Off on Arts Center Seeking Parking Spaces From School BoardRead More
After years of financial uncertainty, the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce is on target to meet its budget of more than $5 million when its fiscal year ends June 30,…
April 27, 2006Comments Off on Chamber Turns The Corner With 1 Million In BankRead More
As many as seven ships from the Far East will dock at the Port of Miami each week when another service begins at the end of this month.…
April 20, 2006Comments Off on Chinese Ships To Dock At Port Of MiamiRead More
An area bank has told lenders to pull the plug on mortgage lending for condo units in downtown Miami via an internal document circulated last month.…
April 13, 2006Comments Off on Bank Puts Moratorium On Mortgages For Downtown Miami CondosRead More
Camillus House should be able to complete its land-swap deal with the University of Miami this summer, once the homeless charity clears a few further hurdles.…
April 6, 2006Comments Off on Camillus Houseum Land Deal Expected In SummerRead More
The Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce has established a search committee to find a replacement for President and CEO Lettie Bien, who resigned last week, citing conflicts with the board…
April 6, 2006Comments Off on Gables Chamber Names Committee To Find New CeoRead More
The next leader of Miami-Dade County's global trade agency has nine months to justify the organization's existence.…
March 30, 2006Comments Off on County Lures Ojeda From Retirement To Run Trade CenterRead More
Colonial Bank has named Raul Valdes-Fauli president of its Miami-Dade operations.…
March 30, 2006Comments Off on Colonial Names Valdesfauli Regional PresidentRead More
The chairman of the Miami Performing Arts Center resolved to succeed when a request to defer payment of $20 million to Miami-Dade County returns to the county commission April 25.…
March 30, 2006Comments Off on Arts Center Head Accepts Blame For Delay In Loan ProposalRead More
The NASDAQ-100 Open tennis tournament, which got under way in Miami this week, is to be the subject of an economic impact study for the first time in a decade.…
March 23, 2006Comments Off on Tennis Tourney To Be Subject Of Economicimpact StudyRead More
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