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In week two of our holiday gift guide series running through Dec. 16, we’re featuring artists.
The $113 billion deal to telecast NFL games through 2033 is head-swimmingly large – until you consider that the very survival of broadcast networks as we know them may depend upon it.
After nearly a decade as Miami Marlins’ stadium, the team has landed a corporate sponsor just in time its opening day home game against Tampa Bay.
Dominion Voting Systems filed a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against Fox News on Friday, arguing the cable news giant falsely claimed in an effort to boost faltering ratings that the voting company had rigged the 2020 election.
Famed Hollywood filmmaker Steven Spielberg has announced that he will donate his $1 million Genesis Prize to 10 nonprofits that are working for racial and economic justice. The film director and his wife, actress Kate Capshaw, will match those donations with $1 million of their own.
Florida’s unemployment payments, among the lowest in the nation, would increase by up to $100 a week under a measure approved Monday by a Senate committee.
If you ordered liquor with your restaurant to-go order during the pandemic, it may soon become a permanent option. Is it good for business or does it encourage people to drink and drive? That's the dilemma.
There’s something missing from a new wave of bars opening around the world: Alcohol.
Millions of U.S. households are facing heavy past-due utility bills, which have escalated in the year since the pandemic forced Americans hunkered down at home to consume more power.
Sant La Haitian Neighborhood Center has helped Haitian Americans make South Florida their home for 20 years – and now it finally has a home of its own.
It’s a question occupying the minds of millions of employees who have worked from home the past year: Will they still be allowed to work remotely – at least some days – once the pandemic has faded?
Cafés across several Gulf Arab states started selling coffee and other cold drinks in baby bottles this month, kicking off a new trend that has elicited excitement and confusion – and backlash.
At a time where many Americans have lost their jobs and struggle to put food on the table because of the pandemic, entrepreneur Stormy Wellington is stepping up to pay it forward with a food distribution event.
In the months since the police killing of George Floyd sparked a racial reckoning in the United States, American corporations have emerged as an unexpected leading source of funding for social justice.
At first, it was expected to be brief. At least that was the hope.
President Joe Biden visited a hardware store in the nation’s capital last Tuesday to highlight changes he made to the Paycheck Protection Program to benefit small businesses he says were overlooked by the Trump administration earlier in the coronavirus pandemic.
Leading airline and business groups are asking the Biden administration to develop temporary credentials that would let travelers show they have been tested and vaccinated for COVID-19, a step the airline industry believes will help revive travel.
A majority of small businesses are not requiring their employees to get tested for the novel coronavirus or get any COVID-19 vaccines, though the health care and hospitality industries are ahead of the curve on this requirement, according to a report released this week by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Financial technology company Square Inc. said last Thursday that it has reached an agreement to acquire majority ownership of Tidal, the music streaming service partly owned by Jay-Z.
U.S. airlines are adding jobs as industry employment extends a rebound from a low in October, when tens of thousands of airline workers were briefly laid off after federal payroll aid expired.
Dave McLeod is the founder and principal consultant of Resolute Healthcare, a national recruiting firm based in South Florida. McLeod is a subject matter expert with more than two decades of experience helping employers acquire highly talented health care professionals and matching candidate…
Victims of a massive global hack of Microsoft email server software – estimated in the tens of thousands by cybersecurity responders – hustled Monday to shore up infected systems and try to diminish chances that intruders might steal data or hobble their networks.
Pharrell Williams, singer, songwriter, record producer, fashion designer, entrepreneur and the king of “Happy” is about to open a South Beach hotel with local business partner David Grutman.
The American dream looks a lot different for Black Floridians without a home surrounded by the proverbial white picket fence to call their own. The racial wealth gap, housing discrimination and a high cost of living creates an alternate reality for Black people that keeps their homeownership…
In November, Paula Mont did something new: The 86-year-old, who hasn’t left her New Jersey senior living community in nearly a year, went shopping – online.
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National Minority Health Month is celebrated during the month of April and Black America, health disparities and COVID-19 are at the forefront of pandemic news. An April 7, 2020 headline in the Washington Post read, “The coronavirus is infecting and killing black Americans at an alarmingly h…
The Senate passed a bill 92-7 last week to extend the deadline for business owners to apply for forgivable loans through the Paycheck Protection Program, giving applicants two more months to apply for federal aid.
Miami’s West Grove neighborhood can expect to see an influx of job opportunities and affordable rental units through the up-and-coming Platform 3750.
The North American relaunch of Payless turned up in the unlikeliest of places – North Miami. The new flagship store has taken up residence at 850 NE 125th St. and a corporate headquarters will follow this summer.
Some of Georgia’s most prominent corporate leaders have begun to more forcefully criticize the state’s sweeping new election law, acknowledging concerns of civil rights activists and Black business executives who say the measure targets voters of color and threatens the democratic process.
The CEOs of Starbucks and Goldman Sachs will join leaders from philanthropy and academia in a new initiative to address the racial wealth gap in the United States.
The $113 billion deal to telecast NFL games through 2033 is head-swimmingly large – until you consider that the very survival of broadcast networks as we know them may depend upon it.
After nearly a decade as Miami Marlins’ stadium, the team has landed a corporate sponsor just in time its opening day home game against Tampa Bay.
Dominion Voting Systems filed a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against Fox News on Friday, arguing the cable news giant falsely claimed in an effort to boost faltering ratings that the voting company had rigged the 2020 election.
Famed Hollywood filmmaker Steven Spielberg has announced that he will donate his $1 million Genesis Prize to 10 nonprofits that are working for racial and economic justice. The film director and his wife, actress Kate Capshaw, will match those donations with $1 million of their own.
