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The Marlins’ Teal Renaissance: From Underdog to Ae...

By James Monahan, Sr. Business & Luxury Editor | Mar 29, 2026 | Featured, Little Havana | 0

Brent Bardales: The Power of Grit, Growth, and Gen...

By MB - Editor. | Oct 13, 2025 | Brickell, Coral Gables, Fisher Island, Hialeah, Little Havana, Marketing, Miami Beach, Rising Stars, South Miami, West Kendall, Wynwood | 0

Miami PE Firm Exits Dallas IT Provider in $1.05B Sale

by MB - Editor. | Sep 22, 2026 | Financial Services News | 0

A Miami-based private equity firm has sold a Dallas IT services provider for roughly $1.05 billion, according to The Business Journals. The exit highlights South Florida’s growing role in executing institutional-scale technology transactions.

AI Rules Enter Florida Politics: Miami Tech Takes Note

by MB - Editor. | Sep 22, 2026 | Technology News | 0

A Florida congressional candidate has called for the regulation of artificial intelligence, bringing the national AI governance debate into the state’s public conversation. For Miami’s fast-growing technology sector, the practical takeaway is preparation rather than politics.

Miami’s Rare Double-Water Mansions Draw Buyer Interest

by MB - Editor. | Sep 22, 2026 | Real Estate News | 0

The Miami Herald has spotlighted South Florida’s rare double-water mansions, homes that hold waterfront on two sides across Miami-Dade and Broward point lots. For brokers, appraisers, and marine contractors, the scarcity of these parcels reshapes how luxury waterfront value gets measured.

Miami Gag Order Case Tests First Amendment Limits

by MB - Editor. | Sep 22, 2026 | Legal News | 0

A Miami court order directing James Sabatino to remain silent has renewed debate over whether prior restraint can survive First Amendment scrutiny. For South Florida attorneys and business leaders, the case is a practical lesson in how speech restrictions work during litigation.

What Miami Hotels Can Learn From India’s Boutique Stays

by MB - Editor. | Sep 22, 2026 | Hospitality News | 0

An Inc. columnist’s stays at three boutique hotels in India revealed a service gap worth studying in Miami. For South Florida hospitality operators, the lesson is that guest experience, not amenities, drives repeat business.

Metrorail Station Renamed UHealth | Jackson in Miami

by MB - Editor. | Sep 22, 2026 | Healthcare News | 0

Miami-Dade’s Health District Metrorail station has been renamed UHealth | Jackson to promote healthier living and clearer access to the region’s leading medical campus. The rebrand carries practical implications for healthcare staffing, patient wayfinding, and nearby businesses.

Perez Hilton Returns to Miami as Celebrity Scene Grows

by MB - Editor. | Sep 22, 2026 | Entertainment News | 0

The Miami Herald reports that media personality Perez Hilton is back in Miami, adding another recognizable name to South Florida’s growing entertainment scene. For local studios, publicists, and venue operators, celebrity relocation is a market indicator worth tracking.

Miami Realtors Partners With RWorld on Agent Education

by MB - Editor. | Sep 22, 2026 | Education News | 0

Miami Realtors has formed a new education partnership with RWorld, expanding professional training options for agents across South Florida. The move highlights how industry associations have become major adult education providers in Miami.

Brickell’s $2.5B Citadel Tower Hits Construction Pause

by MB - Editor. | Sep 22, 2026 | Construction News | 0

Construction has been halted on the roughly $2.5 billion Brickell headquarters tower tied to Ken Griffin and Citadel, according to Crain’s Chicago Business. Here is what the pause means for Miami contractors, suppliers, and skilled trades.

NTSB Update on Miami 767 Runway Excursion Draws Focus

by MB - Editor. | Sep 22, 2026 | Transportation News | 0

The NTSB has released an investigative update on the Boeing 767 runway excursion accident in Miami, offering an interim look at how federal investigators reconstruct such events. For Miami’s cargo operators, ground handlers, and logistics firms, the process carries real operational value.

Heat’s Young Named to 2026 Castrol NBA Rising Stars

by MB - Editor. | Sep 22, 2026 | Rising Stars News | 0

Miami Heat player Young has been selected to the 2026 Castrol NBA Rising Stars roster, spotlighting the franchise’s player development reputation. The honor carries real commercial value for Miami’s sports business, youth training, and professional services sectors.

Children’s Trust Ribbon-Cutting Shows PR Done Right

by MB - Editor. | Sep 22, 2026 | Press Releases News | 0

The Children’s Trust Book Club celebrated its Pages in the Park literacy initiative with a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Miami-Dade County. For Miami communications professionals, the event offers a clear model of how place-based announcements earn local coverage.

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