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Rising hiring demand collides with shortage of workers

Rising hiring demand collides with shortage of workers

Increased demand for workers is banging into a shortage of people in the employment arena, a Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce Economic Summit panel made clear, stating that “transitory” is…

Bangladesh opens its third US consulate in Miami

Bangladesh opens its third US consulate in Miami

A Bangladesh consulate has opened in Miami to cater to Bangladeshi citizens in Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana. It’s the nation’s third US consulate. “The…

DHL doubles its electric cargo bike fleet in Miami

DHL doubles its electric cargo bike fleet in Miami

The DHL eCargo cycle fleet is growing as four new bikes were added to the four that currently run downtown. The company expects expansion into Fort Lauderdale and Coral Gables,…

Miami’s expressway wars in court will continue into 2023

Miami’s expressway wars in court will continue into 2023

The Miami-Dade Expressway Authority and the Greater Miami Expressway Agency are set to go back to court April 25 for a hearing on a motion for summary judgment filed by…

FIU hunt aims to have new president aboard by fall

FIU hunt aims to have new president aboard by fall

A presidential search committee at Florida International University held an initial meeting Tuesday, laying out a timeline for the process of selecting a new leader. Former FIU president Mark Rosenberg…

Economic summit hears education is key to tech growth

Economic summit hears education is key to tech growth

Incorporation and education are key factors to success in the technology ecosystem in Miami, a Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce Economic Summit was told March 30. Panelists Felice Gorodo, CEO…

Pending Miami zoning shift may require more parking from developers

Pending Miami zoning shift may require more parking from developers

Miami commissioners were considering a major change to the Miami 21 zoning ordinance that would have forced developers to provide more parking. After some grumbling from builders and developers, four…

Miami’s huge floral industry gets Belgian boost

Miami’s huge floral industry gets Belgian boost

The floral industry took a hit during Covid-2019, going from 7.3 billion stems delivered in 2019 to 6.9 billion. By air and water, 80% to 85% of flowers are delivered…

Realtors, visitors bureau hunt European business in France

Realtors, visitors bureau hunt European business in France

On its ninth year attending the world’s largest commercial real estate conference and event, MIPIM in Cannes, France, the Miami Association of Realtors represented Miami’s real estate investment opportunities to…

Jobs roaring ahead in Miami-Dade County

Jobs roaring ahead in Miami-Dade County

Second best doesn’t usually make headlines, but in Miami-Dade’s economy it’s huge. Miami in February had its lowest unemployment, its most persons employed, its largest labor force and the most…

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