A self-proclaimed investment guru has agreed to a settlement with federal securities regulators over charges he bilked hundreds of fellow Haitian Americans out of $23.4 million, the Securities and Exchange Commission said Wednesday.
Being a former employee of Scott Rothstein isn't proving to be an obstacle for some of those attorneys who are now looking for jobs.
Speakers at a conference for women entrepreneurs urged their listeners to get ready now for the coming economic recovery.
The state's trust fund for unemployment benefits is depleted, and employers will have to pay much higher taxes to refill it.
Housing starts took a surprise dip in October, highlighting how reliant the sector recently has become on government stimulus programs.
Whether to draw customers to stores or to promote events, e-mail marketing has become a key tool for small or big businesses.
A Pennsylvania casino chain offered 5 cents on the dollar for the bankrupt Fontainebleau Las Vegas, but developer Jeffrey Soffer's team hopes to get higher bids.
Jackson Health System named a new vice president as three executives planned to leave.
Although it's one of the most difficult times for start-ups to find financing, entrepreneurs gathered at UM to encourage students to pursue their dreams.
Scott Rothstein's Ponzi scheme went through a `supersonic' boom in October as he moved more than $100 million out of investor accounts, lawyers say.
Sante Shipping Lines is launching cargo service Saturday with twice-a-month trips from the Miami River to Haiti's northern cities of Cap Haitien and Gonaives. It will use a ship that can carry the equivalent of 181 20-foot trailers, said President Chuck Towsley, the former chief of Miami's largest seaport.
With a last-minute rush, more than 14,700 U.S. taxpayers admitted having accounts totaling billions in offshore bank accounts. Most will not be charged if they pay back taxes.
The fight between Burger King franchisees and corporate management continues to escalate. Franchisees want the board of directors to intervene.
Carroll's Jewelers -- the oldest store on Coral Gables' ever-evolving Miracle Mile -- is closing.
Guzman & Co., a Coral Gables firm that's a member of the New York Stock Exchange, ranked among the top 10 in the country for its efficiency in trading stocks on the NYSE and NASDAQ exchanges.
Bernard Madoff's yacht ``Bull,'' two smaller boats and a Mercedes-Benz convertible were auctioned in Fort Lauderdale for more than $1 million combined Tuesday.
The board of the Broward Alliance, Broward County's economic development agency, is scheduled to vote Wednesday to elect Bob Swindell, the agency's senior vice president of business development, as its interim head.
Despite a decrease in net income, Perry Ellis International's third-quarter performance offers hope that the company is starting to see signs of a recovery.
Interested buyers are getting the chance to bid on a vintage 55-foot yacht and two smaller boats that were once owned by imprisoned financier Bernard Madoff.
Potamkin Automotive has sold its flagship New York showroom on Manhattan's `auto sales Autobahn' for $125 million.
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