The world’s second-largest cruise ship company on Thursday reported increased profits in 2011 and a promising start to the new year — until the Costa Concordia wreck in Italy scared off new reservations.
Coral Gables has added an automated system to manage the flow of customers in its Building and Zoning department at City Hall. The goal is to speed service.
A new advocacy group studying economic projects takes on casino resorts for its first task. The group’s survey gives a thumbs-up to Genting’s plans for Miami. Genting is also funding the group.
Miami’s Gansevoort hotel will get a name change and renovations under a new ownership group.
The trucking and supply company admits pension payments could be 300 percent higher in 2012 than it expected. Blame low interest rates. What’s good for real estate can be bad for retirees.
Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., the world’s second-largest cruise operator, forecast 2012 earnings below analysts’ estimates after rival Carnival Corp.’s Costa Concordia accident in Italy curtailed new bookings.
Ideas for a pedestrian-friendly neighborhood by the Adrienne Arsht Center look good on paper but so far lack funding and land.
American Airlines wants to lay off at least 13,000 employees as part of its bankruptcy reorganization. It’s unclear how much of that burden South Florida will bear.
NEW YORK Facebook made a much-anticipated status update Wednesday: The Internet social network is going public eight years after its computer-hacking CEO Mark Zuckerberg started the service at Harvard University.
Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer said a manufacturing mix-up led to pills being out of order on some birth control packets.
Sabadell United Bank on Tuesday reported a net profit of $6.6 million for the fourth quarter of 2011, compared to a pofit of $836,000 for the quarter ended Dec. 31, 2010.
LAN Colombia began service between Miami and Bogota on Wednesday.
On the heels of a presidential speech aimed at drawing more international tourists to the United States, the head of the country’s travel industry lobbying group said government leaders in the U.S. and Brazil — a major feeder market — need to start talks quickly to ease travel requirements to this country.
Values off almost 5 percent from late 2010 levels, wiping out more than half of the gains South Florida property owners enjoyed in the boom days. Consumers still feeling more optimistic, though.
Experts suggest ways to help you move from stagnant and undervalued to successful and well-paid
A proposal to kill the requirement that lenders publish foreclosure notices in newspapers dies in a House committee.
LAN Colombia began service between Miami and Bogota on Wednesday.
Sabadell United Bank on Tuesday reported a net profit of $6.6 million for the fourth quarter of 2011, compared to a pofit of $836,000 for the quarter ended Dec. 31, 2010.
Broward’s Port Everglades has a new director and CEO: Steven Cernak, who currently holds the position at the Port of Galveston in Texas.
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