How a business built on coffee grounds is breaking new ground all over Miami. This is #WhatMakesMiami
Joel and Leticia Pollock arrived in Miami in 2010 with a dream of launching a world-class coffee business. Drawing on their knowledge of roasting, brewing and serving coffee, they opened Panther Coffee in Wynwood—an emerging neighborhood north of downtown Miami that has risen to become the city’s artistic and design hub.
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Fox’s Fantastic Four turned out to be a fantastic flop,grossing only about $26 million in North America in its opening weekend. The superhero saga had a reported budget of $120 million.
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An Orlando-to-Miami train, the potential passenger rail connector between Central Florida and South Florida, has just passed another crucial milestone. It has received approval for $1.75 billion in state funding.
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Students from Braddock High School in West Kendall, Miami were given three weeks to come up with a concept and fill the space at  Locust Projects…
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Fort Myers-based Robb & Stucky, a luxury home furnishin will open a new showroom in Coral Gables at the end of this year. A new Boca Raton showroom will open in 2016.
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