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Donations to 13 charities net 28 cents per county employee

Donations to 13 charities net 28 cents per county employee

A program that gives Miami-Dade County’s employees more charitable organizations eligible for contributions through payroll deductions collected a total of $12,714 during its first two years that concluded in December,…

Jackson Health, Miami Dade College to run charter school

Jackson Health, Miami Dade College to run charter school

Miami Dade College (MDC) and Jackson Health System are uniting to open the Health Science Collegiate Academy. Designed to prepare students for careers in health care and address South Florida’s…

Three universities tapped to support Miami tree advisors

Three universities tapped to support Miami tree advisors

As Miami confronts mounting heat and shrinking shade coverage, the city has launched a resident-led tree advisory committee, with Florida International University and the University of Miami expected to play…

Banks turning to AI to gain productivity

Banks turning to AI to gain productivity

Miami-Dade banks are turning to artificial intelligence as a tool for productivity gains, experts say. Financial institutions are using AI in areas like automated trading, credit decisions and customer service.…

High interest rates swell small business bankruptcy filings

High interest rates swell small business bankruptcy filings

Overall, there has been an uptick in small businesses filing for bankruptcies, local commercial real estate and small business bankruptcy and foreclosure experts report. There has been an increase in…

Miami unemployment rate rises third consecutive month, hits 2.9%

Miami unemployment rate rises third consecutive month, hits 2.9%

Miami’s unemployment rate rose for the third consecutive month in March and Florida’s jobless rate ticked up for a seventh consecutive month. Miami-Dade recorded 2.9% unemployment, up from 2.8% in…

Condo resales up 2.9%, prices ticking back up

Condo resales up 2.9%, prices ticking back up

The condo resale market in Miami-Dade is seeing an upswing, with sales and sales prices on the rise, according to Miami Association of Realtors Residential Board Governor Wesley Ulloa. Condo…

Miami-Dade charter review team calls for multiple changes

Miami-Dade charter review team calls for multiple changes

County commissioners this month may put recommendations of Miami-Dade’s Charter Review Task Force on the ballot for public approval. The task force held its final meeting last week to discuss…

South Florida rates of pay increases highest in the nation

South Florida rates of pay increases highest in the nation

Compensation costs for private industry workers shot up far faster in the Miami area than anywhere else in the nation for the 12 months ended in March, soaring 4.7%. It…

Florida’s nursing supply isn’t fully aligned with demand

Florida’s nursing supply isn’t fully aligned with demand

Florida’s nursing shortage has eased from its pandemic peak, but structural gaps remain in the state’s health care workforce as new projections show supply and demand still aren’t fully aligned…

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