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At a dinner in San Francisco this year, an attendee suggested to Daniel Diermeier, the chancellor of Vanderbilt University, that the Nashville institution founded 150 years ago should build a campus in the Bay Area.
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Industries targeted by the Workforce Development Capitalization Incentive Grant Program include technology, medicine and mechanics. Programs in Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties will benefit from the Workforce CAP.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA supporters and allies from SoFlo Animal Rights said they will gather outside the marine park at noon Sunday to serve champagne and mark the closure of what PETA has labeled an "abusement park." The marine theme park first opened in 1955.
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Miami-Dade County commissioners are worried for the future of the port as officials seek new places to store shipping fuel.
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People who work for Florida-based grocery giant Publix said the company is allowing customers to openly carry firearms in its stores.
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The development tide that is transforming the West Grove has come for the Charles Barber Shop on Grand Avenue.
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Florida’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) accused Palm Beach County of wasteful local spending —pointing to its transit services for people with disabilities.
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More than a dozen years after an aborted attempt to add Dick’s Sporting Goods to The Gardens Mall, the mall’s owners have proposed bringing an even larger version of the national sports chain to the two-level space formerly occupied by Sears.
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It has been very profitable to own a South Florida home over the past 15-plus years. Long-term homeowners here are sitting on a mountain of profits, but if they sell, they also likely face a hefty tax bill. And that could be making the housing market more unaffordable for younger buyers.
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Three years after Democrat-led investors bought two prominent Miami stations, critics say the plan to steer Spanish-language radio in a more moderate, professional direction has run aground. The buyers point to rough local media economics — and politics.
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Florida ranked fourth, behind New York, Georgia and Texas respectively, in states with highest denial rate for loans, lines of credit and merchant cash advances.
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Hiring retailers, restaurants, and entertainment venues throughout the mall will be accepting applications for full-time, part-time, and seasonal positions.