Amazon Air joins Miami International Airport
Miami International Airport last week became part of Amazon Air’s cargo flight operations, at the same time that the airport was marking a nearly 4% gain in cargo carried for…
Federal push seeks to end Gables firm’s contract impasse with Egypt
Coral Gables-based Blumberg Grain has written backing in a letter from four South Florida congressmen to Egypt’s president in the company’s quest to resolve issues with the Egypt on a…
Spanish firm Cosentino finds success in Coral Gables
Cosentino is finding success in Coral Gables after moving its headquarters from Texas last year. The Spanish company, specializing in bathroom and kitchen countertops, has exceeded its tax incentive requirements,…
South Florida bankers try to keep up with Millennials
The Millennial generation is banking differently, and banks all over the world, including South Florida, are just trying to keep up with them. The younger generation is more focused on…
Three film projects may get business rolling again in Miami
Three film projects eyeing Miami-Dade as their primary shooting site could each receive a $100,000 grants to film here, as county commissioners last week forwarded for full commission consideration items…
1,000 Amazon hires in Miami to work alongside robots
The 855,000-square-foot Amazon fulfillment center at the Carrie Meek International Business Park has started the hiring process for about 1,000 new full and part time employees. Brenda Alfred, a communication…
Miami city budget to add few jobs but two new departments
The proposed budget for the City of Miami’s next fiscal year adds a few new jobs while eliminating others that have remained vacant for some time. The proposed budget for…
Blumberg Grain storage jobs called at risk as Egyptian officials delay
Manufacturing jobs of suppliers of Coral Gables-based Blumberg Grain are at risk because of inaction by the Egyptian government on a long-awaited program to improve vital grain storage, according to…
In strong position, Miami International Airport refunds bonds from its makeover
Miami International Airport’s strong position in both domestic and international service and its recent financial stability have earned its $792.3 million in aviation revenue refunding bonds an ‘A’ rating and…
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