Task force probes county cryptocurrency use
The Miami-Dade Cryptocurrency Task Force, created in April, now has seven of its planned members appointed after commissioners accepted a report detailing their credentials last week. They are now responsible…
Expo to bring thousands in travel trade to Miami International Airport
A new expo aimed at positioning Miami International Airport as tourism’s cornerstone aims to bring about 2,000 global travel professionals to the airport yearly starting next May 3-5. “The World…
Pandemic fueled record business openings wave in Miami
The Covid-19 pandemic fueled the greatest wave of business openings in Miami-Dade County history, a new report from the US Census Bureau reveals. As the pandemic developed last year, the…
Inside story of big leadership change at Baptist Health
Brian Keeley, president and CEO of Baptist Health South Florida, will retire next year after almost 50 years with Baptist. He began in 1969 as an administrative resident at Baptist…
Miami Banks awash in cash cut interest on deposits, boost lending
Even 17 months after the Covid-19 pandemic started, banking systems are still adjusting to the changes the health crisis brought to the economy. There’s no exception at Miami banks, which…
Canadian finance firm to relocate headquarters, 450 jobs to Miami
A Canadian firm seeking to relocate its global headquarters to Miami and create 450 high-paying jobs got a go-ahead Tuesday to receive $167,500 through a Miami-Dade incentives program. Dallas was…
Realtors suggest aggressive methods to buy scarce homes
While negotiating and trying to get a competitive edge on an already tight real estate market, realtors are equipping buyers with aggressive techniques to secure that home. With the current…
Timing troubles some as Flagler Street revamp starts
After years of starts and stops, contractors broke ground last month on the first phase of a long-awaited project that will revamp downtown Miami’s Flagler Street. But some business owners…
Miami’s commerce experts turn conventions on their head
Sometimes you have to get a little creative to grow. That’s true with many things, and it certainly has been with helping Miami rebound from an arduous 2020 and into…
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