Tuesday's Daily Pulse

› Israel’s tech and startup success: What can Miami learn? [Miami Herald]
The ecosystem supporting Israel’s globally recognized tech and innovation sector, dubbed “Startup Nation,” helps fuel and sustain rapid economic growth in the country. Are there takeaways for Miami as it tries to build an ecosystem? If so, 2015 is shaping up to be the year to learn.

› World's biggest cruise ship will have Orlando-designed slides [Orlando Sentinel]
Orlando-based Aquatic Design & Engineering is the creative designer for the water slides on what will become the world's largest cruise ship, the Harmony of the Seas.

› New breed of senior housing on the upswing [South Florida Business Journal]
Say hello to the new nursing home. A new style of senior housing is set to hit South Florida, as more seniors demand modern amenities now routinely found in many upscale communities

› A Wall Street star’s incredible journey from undocumented immigrant to broker [Miami Herald]
Julissa Arce was once a rising star in Wall Street, selling investment products to wealthy people from a desk at Goldman Sachs. But the secret she could share with no one gnawed at her.

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