November 18, 2019
Southeast
JPMorgan Chase invests $250,000 in Palm Beach State College
Palm Beach State College has received a $250,000 investment from JPMorgan Chase to widen the reach of its Supply Chain programs and create a larger pipeline of skilled workers for Palm Beach County's growing distribution and logistics industry.
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Published on 11/14/2019
South Florida: A Center for Hemispheric and Global Health Care
By the time a foreign cardiac surgeon is standing side by side in the operating suite with Joseph Lamelas, M.D., to learn how to perform the minimally invasive cardiac surgery Lamelas perfected, that physician would have spent six months on a waiting list to do so.
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Published on 11/7/2019
Teaching for a Global Reach
When U.S. News & World Report released its 2020 Best Colleges ranking, at least two South Florida schools earned kudos for their international programs.
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Published on 11/7/2019
Global Logistics, Big Business
Global logistics is big business. The Miami Customs District accounted for $107 billion in merchandise in 2017, up from $65.9 billion in 2012.
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Published on 11/7/2019
South Florida's Global Presence is Significant in Banking, Finance, and Professional Services
For years, Latin American and U.S. executives who sought bankers sophisticated in international finance bypassed Miami and went straight to New York.
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Published on 11/7/2019
Global Tourism, Trade Drive Region's Riches
When regional train service Virgin Trains USA expands its route from South Florida to Orlando in 2022, it will be poised to elevate the region's already record-breaking international traffic.
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Published on 11/7/2019
Arts, Culture, Sports & Tech Highlight Region's Global Appeal
Two events this season will shine a bright light on South Florida's global cultural appeal.
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Published on 11/7/2019
A Region Golden with Global Business
There's international gold along this coast.
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Published on 11/7/2019
Triton Submarines reaches milestone
Civil submarine maker Triton Submarines reached a milestone this year.
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Published on 10/25/2019
Globally Connected
To label the Southeast “exceptional” is neither overstatement nor hyperbole.
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Published on 10/16/2019
Palm Beach County benefits from 2017 federal tax cut
Around 2013, as high-tax northern states elected to ding their residents for more taxes, the Palm Beach County Business Development Board began knocking on the doors of financiers
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Published on 9/25/2019
Cheryl Miller makes history as first woman CEO of publicly traded auto retailer
Auto retailer AutoNation promoted CFO Cheryl Miller to CEO and president, making AutoNaion the largest Florida company with a woman CEO.
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Published on 8/26/2019
IMG Citrus paid Emerald Grove $29.1 million for a 3,641-acre grapefruit grove property in St. Lucie County
Citrus greening laid waste to Florida's signature industry, making many groves unprofitable and forcing growers out...
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Published on 7/26/2019
Cleveland Clinic and FIU are latest to scoop up labs that Florida spent millions to recruit
Cleveland Clinic is poised to become the third established Florida player to scoop up the pieces of...
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Published on 7/26/2019
Port St. Lucie and business recruiting
The early returns are in on Port St. Lucie's latest attempt to build a job-rich business core...
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Published on 6/24/2019
Total Marine Solutions creates ship location software
Fort Lauderdale-based Total Marine Solutions, a company that provides environmental services to 1,000 ships a year...
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Published on 5/28/2019
A Florida market for crafts from India
Mela's goods are in approximately 5,000 stores in America, says founder and CEO Navroze Mehta.
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Published on 4/26/2019
Blue Ribbon: FAU's high school is becoming a nationwide model
Under President John Kelly, who arrived at Florida Atlantic University in 2014, the university's in-house high school in Boca Raton has grown...
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Published on 3/27/2019
Husband-and-wife physicians create non-profit to train care workers in Haiti
Jennifer Goldman and her husband, Kissinger Goldman, volunteered regularly to fly to Haiti to provide medical help to the island's residents...
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Published on 2/25/2019
'Cleaning up' in Taramac and news from Southeast Florida
PuroClean oversees a network of damage cleanup franchisees.
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Published on 1/25/2019
Workforce availability, traffic and environmental concerns
I don't think there's a person in the industry today who doesn't feel like we had a pretty good run...
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Published on 12/27/2018
Growing to Compete: Hospitals undergo renovations and expansions
As hospitals search for the scale to be economically viable, expansions are under way throughout Southeast Florida.
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Published on 11/28/2018
A new approach to dry cleaning in South Florida
OXXO Care Cleaners in Hollywood makes an environmentally friendly innovation.
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Published on 10/26/2018
Building the Next Generation Tourism Destination
If a tourism destination's vitality can be measured by the number of new hotels and attractions being built, then Greater Fort Lauderdale is a picture of health.
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Published on 10/1/2018
By Air, Sea, Truck and Rail, Connections Drive Business
Multibillion dollar investments in the airport, seaport, a regional train station, and beach renourishment have delivered significant returns
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Published on 10/1/2018
