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<title>WLRN | Miami Herald Friday Business Report</title>
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<copyright>&#xA9;  The Miami Herald Media Company</copyright>
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<description>Hear the only public radio broadcast that focuses on South Florida business. Each week, the Miami Herald Friday Business Report takes a look at the stories, people and trends that make business work in this part of the world.</description>
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<itunes:summary>Hear the only public radio broadcast that focuses on South Florida business. Each week, the Miami Herald Friday Business Report takes a look at the stories, people and trends that make business work in this part of the world.</itunes:summary>
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<title>Friday Business Report | The Digital Divide</title>
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Although high-speed Internet use is becoming more common overall, data shows that many lower-income households are still not as connected. The Friday Business Report visits one center where Overtown youth get Internet access, and Technology Reporter Bridget Carey talks to another group that hopes to make broadband access more affordable in Miami.
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Although high-speed Internet use is becoming more common overall, data shows that many lower-income households are still not as connected. The Friday Business Report visits one center where Overtown youth get Internet access, and Technology Repor...</itunes:subtitle>
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Although high-speed Internet use is becoming more common overall, data shows that many lower-income households are still not as connected. The Friday Business Report visits one center where Overtown youth get Internet access, and Technology Reporter Bridget Carey talks to another group that hopes to make broadband access more affordable in Miami.
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<pubDate>Fri, 09 May 2008 17:10:06 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Friday Business Report | One-way cruising</title>
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This time of year, the cruise lines are moving their ships from here to Europe and the Pacific -- and selling those one-way trips as cruises. The Friday Business Report goes aboard Royal Caribbean&#39;s Voyager of the Seas before it heads to Barcelona, and speaks with Miami Herald business reporter Martha Brannigan about why the industry does this.
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This time of year, the cruise lines are moving their ships from here to Europe and the Pacific -- and selling those one-way trips as cruises. The Friday Business Report goes aboard Royal Caribbean&#39;s Voyager of the Seas before it heads to Barcelon...</itunes:subtitle>
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This time of year, the cruise lines are moving their ships from here to Europe and the Pacific -- and selling those one-way trips as cruises. The Friday Business Report goes aboard Royal Caribbean&#39;s Voyager of the Seas before it heads to Barcelona, and speaks with Miami Herald business reporter Martha Brannigan about why the industry does this.
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<pubDate>Fri, 02 May 2008 17:05:18 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Friday Business Report | Need a new passport?</title>
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Even though the lines aren&#39;t as long this year to get a passport or the new passport card, to avoid delays, now the time to start processing the paperwork. The Miami Herald&#39;s Friday Business Report talks to local State Dept. officials and consumer column Action Line about the new passport card and what the current cruise travel regulations are.
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Even though the lines aren&#39;t as long this year to get a passport or the new passport card, to avoid delays, now the time to start processing the paperwork. The Miami Herald&#39;s Friday Business Report talks to local State Dept. officials and consume...</itunes:subtitle>
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Even though the lines aren&#39;t as long this year to get a passport or the new passport card, to avoid delays, now the time to start processing the paperwork. The Miami Herald&#39;s Friday Business Report talks to local State Dept. officials and consumer column Action Line about the new passport card and what the current cruise travel regulations are.
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<pubDate>Fri, 25 Apr 2008 17:05:52 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Friday Business Report | Local green businesses</title>
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The Friday Business Report focuses on local earth-friendly businesses, including a visit with a West Miami-Dade supplier of water-saving toilets that have enough power to flush... a lime.
&lt;p&gt;&lt;i&gt;This report said Alterna sold several dual-flush toilets to Miami City Hall, but the products were actually donated by Alterna and Caroma.&lt;/i&gt;&lt;/p&gt;
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The Friday Business Report focuses on local earth-friendly businesses, including a visit with a West Miami-Dade supplier of water-saving toilets that have enough power to flush... a lime.
&lt;p&gt;&lt;i&gt;This report said Alterna sold several dual-flush to...</itunes:subtitle>
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The Friday Business Report focuses on local earth-friendly businesses, including a visit with a West Miami-Dade supplier of water-saving toilets that have enough power to flush... a lime.
&lt;p&gt;&lt;i&gt;This report said Alterna sold several dual-flush toilets to Miami City Hall, but the products were actually donated by Alterna and Caroma.&lt;/i&gt;&lt;/p&gt;
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<pubDate>Fri, 18 Apr 2008 17:03:28 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Friday Business Report | Roommates and personal finance</title>
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How can a spender and a saver live together and still maintain good financial habits? The Miami Herald Friday Business Report talks to reporter Bridget Carey about her new living situation and financial planner Ben Tobias about couples, roommates and personal finance.
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How can a spender and a saver live together and still maintain good financial habits? The Miami Herald Friday Business Report talks to reporter Bridget Carey about her new living situation and financial planner Ben Tobias about couples, roommates...</itunes:subtitle>
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How can a spender and a saver live together and still maintain good financial habits? The Miami Herald Friday Business Report talks to reporter Bridget Carey about her new living situation and financial planner Ben Tobias about couples, roommates and personal finance.
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<pubDate>Fri, 11 Apr 2008 17:10:51 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Friday Business Report | State lawmakers tackle insurance</title>
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The Friday Business Report talks to Florida lawmakers, include Senate Banking and Insurance Chairman Bill Posey, about this session&#39;s proposed insurance bills and Miami Herald Business Reporter Beatrice Garcia about what kind of overall reform is expected this year.
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The Friday Business Report talks to Florida lawmakers, include Senate Banking and Insurance Chairman Bill Posey, about this session&#39;s proposed insurance bills and Miami Herald Business Reporter Beatrice Garcia about what kind of overall reform is...</itunes:subtitle>
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The Friday Business Report talks to Florida lawmakers, include Senate Banking and Insurance Chairman Bill Posey, about this session&#39;s proposed insurance bills and Miami Herald Business Reporter Beatrice Garcia about what kind of overall reform is expected this year.
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<pubDate>Fri, 04 Apr 2008 17:10:57 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Friday Business Report | Inter-American Development Bank's annual meeting in Miami</title>
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For the first time in 20 years, the Inter-American Development Bank&#39;s annual meeting will be here in Miami. The Friday Business Report talks with Latin American trade and finance reporter Jane Bussey about the meeting and visits with host committee chair Jorge Arrizurieta to learn about Miami&#39;s role for the gathering.
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For the first time in 20 years, the Inter-American Development Bank&#39;s annual meeting will be here in Miami. The Friday Business Report talks with Latin American trade and finance reporter Jane Bussey about the meeting and visits with host committ...</itunes:subtitle>
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For the first time in 20 years, the Inter-American Development Bank&#39;s annual meeting will be here in Miami. The Friday Business Report talks with Latin American trade and finance reporter Jane Bussey about the meeting and visits with host committee chair Jorge Arrizurieta to learn about Miami&#39;s role for the gathering.
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<pubDate>Fri, 28 Mar 2008 17:05:26 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Friday Business Report | Businesses feeling downturn</title>
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A Miami Herald Business Monday survey shows that dozens of local businesses say their sales are down, especially to locals, and tourists aren&#39;t making up the difference. Miami Herald reporter Niala Boodhoo visits some of those businesses in Lauderhill, and talks to reporter Doug Hanks about the survey.
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A Miami Herald Business Monday survey shows that dozens of local businesses say their sales are down, especially to locals, and tourists aren&#39;t making up the difference. Miami Herald reporter Niala Boodhoo visits some of those businesses in Laude...</itunes:subtitle>
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A Miami Herald Business Monday survey shows that dozens of local businesses say their sales are down, especially to locals, and tourists aren&#39;t making up the difference. Miami Herald reporter Niala Boodhoo visits some of those businesses in Lauderhill, and talks to reporter Doug Hanks about the survey.
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<pubDate>Fri, 21 Mar 2008 17:06:01 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Friday Business Report | Commercial property taxes</title>
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The Miami Herald&#39;s Niala Boodhoo and Ina Cordle report on how high property taxes and insurance costs are hurting businesses. In addition to dealing with those issues, the business group Associated Industries of Florida is also pushing an economic stimulus package designed to help the entire state.
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The Miami Herald&#39;s Niala Boodhoo and Ina Cordle report on how high property taxes and insurance costs are hurting businesses. In addition to dealing with those issues, the business group Associated Industries of Florida is also pushing an economi...</itunes:subtitle>
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The Miami Herald&#39;s Niala Boodhoo and Ina Cordle report on how high property taxes and insurance costs are hurting businesses. In addition to dealing with those issues, the business group Associated Industries of Florida is also pushing an economic stimulus package designed to help the entire state.
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<pubDate>Fri, 14 Mar 2008 17:00:00 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Friday Business Report | The legislature tackles housing isssues</title>
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As the legislature convenes in Tallahassee, The Miami Herald&#39;s Niala Boodhoo talks with consumer reporter Monica Hatcher about reforms expected regarding mortgage foreclosure and other lending issues, as well as to consumer advocates about what changes they would like to see.
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As the legislature convenes in Tallahassee, The Miami Herald&#39;s Niala Boodhoo talks with consumer reporter Monica Hatcher about reforms expected regarding mortgage foreclosure and other lending issues, as well as to consumer advocates about what c...</itunes:subtitle>
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As the legislature convenes in Tallahassee, The Miami Herald&#39;s Niala Boodhoo talks with consumer reporter Monica Hatcher about reforms expected regarding mortgage foreclosure and other lending issues, as well as to consumer advocates about what changes they would like to see.
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<pubDate>Fri, 07 Mar 2008 17:06:03 EST</pubDate>
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<title>Friday Business Report | Are you a saver?</title>
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How well do you save your money? One Miami Herald reporter decided to find out by putting herself on a month-long spending diet. The Friday Business Report checks in with reporter Natalie McNeal to see how it went, and talks to a personal financial planner who provides tips on how to save more.
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How well do you save your money? One Miami Herald reporter decided to find out by putting herself on a month-long spending diet. The Friday Business Report checks in with reporter Natalie McNeal to see how it went, and talks to a personal financi...</itunes:subtitle>
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How well do you save your money? One Miami Herald reporter decided to find out by putting herself on a month-long spending diet. The Friday Business Report checks in with reporter Natalie McNeal to see how it went, and talks to a personal financial planner who provides tips on how to save more.
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<pubDate>Fri, 29 Feb 2008 17:06:38 EST</pubDate>
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<title>Friday Business Report | Local hotel and restaurant workers</title>
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Jobs in leisure and hospitality so far have helped drive local employment growth, but the lack of workers for the often low-paying work has left employers in a bind. Miami Herald Business Reporters Niala Boodhoo and Doug Hanks have the story.
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Jobs in leisure and hospitality so far have helped drive local employment growth, but the lack of workers for the often low-paying work has left employers in a bind. Miami Herald Business Reporters Niala Boodhoo and Doug Hanks have the story.</itunes:subtitle>
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Jobs in leisure and hospitality so far have helped drive local employment growth, but the lack of workers for the often low-paying work has left employers in a bind. Miami Herald Business Reporters Niala Boodhoo and Doug Hanks have the story.
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<pubDate>Fri, 22 Feb 2008 17:00:51 EST</pubDate>
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<title>Friday Business Report | South Florida's Marine Industry</title>
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With the boat show in town, the Friday Business Report looks at the $13 billion local marine industry. The local association says it will lobby the Florida legislature to act to retain more marine businesses, as more and more move out of state. The Miami Herald&#39;s Niala Boodhoo reports.
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With the boat show in town, the Friday Business Report looks at the $13 billion local marine industry. The local association says it will lobby the Florida legislature to act to retain more marine businesses, as more and more move out of state. T...</itunes:subtitle>
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With the boat show in town, the Friday Business Report looks at the $13 billion local marine industry. The local association says it will lobby the Florida legislature to act to retain more marine businesses, as more and more move out of state. The Miami Herald&#39;s Niala Boodhoo reports.
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<pubDate>Fri, 15 Feb 2008 17:18:35 EST</pubDate>
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<title>Friday Business Report | The status of Downtown Miami</title>
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The resignation of Downtown Development Authority Director Dana Nottingham last week comes almost eight months after Macys&#39; Florida Chairwoman Julie Greiner set off a firestorm about the state of Downtown Miami Flagler St. area. Herald reporters Niala Boodhoo and Elaine Walker check in on improvement efforts for the area, as well as what happens next with the DDA.
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The resignation of Downtown Development Authority Director Dana Nottingham last week comes almost eight months after Macys&#39; Florida Chairwoman Julie Greiner set off a firestorm about the state of Downtown Miami Flagler St. area. Herald reporters ...</itunes:subtitle>
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The resignation of Downtown Development Authority Director Dana Nottingham last week comes almost eight months after Macys&#39; Florida Chairwoman Julie Greiner set off a firestorm about the state of Downtown Miami Flagler St. area. Herald reporters Niala Boodhoo and Elaine Walker check in on improvement efforts for the area, as well as what happens next with the DDA.
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<pubDate>Fri, 01 Feb 2008 17:31:50 EST</pubDate>
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<title>Friday Business Report | Insurance regulators fight back</title>
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Miami Herald reporters Niala Boodhoo and Bea Garcia discuss the week&#39;s fights between the state insurance regulators and Allstate and what it means for home and business owners.
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Miami Herald reporters Niala Boodhoo and Bea Garcia discuss the week&#39;s fights between the state insurance regulators and Allstate and what it means for home and business owners.</itunes:subtitle>
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Miami Herald reporters Niala Boodhoo and Bea Garcia discuss the week&#39;s fights between the state insurance regulators and Allstate and what it means for home and business owners.
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<pubDate>Fri, 18 Jan 2008 18:00:09 EST</pubDate>
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