Miami, Florida startups and small businesses ditch Google for social media platforms Instagram and Facebook, which offer more engagement. To help, Facebook is hosting training in Miami from Dec. 18-20.
New rules for Cuba’s private entrepreneurs go into effect on Friday. There were so many complaints, the government made some 11th-hour changes, including allowing Cubans to hold more than one private business license.
Sneak Attack, a Miami sneaker consignment store, called a former consignor a “snitch bitch” for taking his concerns to the Miami Herald, according to screen shots the reseller says he took off Instagram.
High-end sneaker and clothing boutique Sneak Attack shut its doors last week, leaving a number of merchandise resellers wondering when they would receive payments for items sold at the store.
Known for throwing some of the best parties in Miami Beach, Michael Gardner has also made a name for himself with the annual Overtown Music & Arts Festival.
Overtown youths in Miami, FL, have gotten summer jobs through a program called Summer Jobs Connect Miami. Accounting firm Gerson Preston has hired two interns from the program.
Forget InstaCart. These Miami trucks bring fresh fruits and vegetables and convenience store quickness to neighborhoods all around Miami. It's another way Latin-American culture manifests in Miami.
Sunshine Gasoline Distributor's Maximo Alvarez, a speaker during President Donald J. Trump’s roundtable discussion, told a group of republicans on Monday how the tax reform will help small companies grow.
Across the nation, young people seek career readiness. In South Florida, T.E.E.S. (Teens Exercising Extraordinary Success) is preparing local youths to be the entrepreneurs and leaders of tomorrow.
Who hasn’t worried about an elderly family member? South Florida startups have created technology that offers better care for the seniors and peace of mind for the family caregivers.
Four out of every 10 Miami metro area entrepreneurs plan to hire more employees in the next 12 months — 23 percentage points higher than the national average, according to Bank of America’s fall 2017 Small Business Owner Report released Tuesday.
The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor by Babson College shows Miamians are starting businesses at nearly twice the rate nationally. And nationally and locally, it’s not all millennials in hoodies.
Small Business Spotlight: Sisters Dr. Jamelah Tucker, a pediatrician, and Dorielle Price, a mother and an engineer, sought solutions to the age-old question: How do you get kids to eat their vegetables? Their solution: EasyPeasie Veggie Blends.
A new organization, Afro-Latino Professionals, recently had its first gathering in Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood. The network seeks to “expand and enhance” the visibility of black Hispanics.
Justin Rietema and Doug Schultz, inventors of the Human Bobber line of personal flotation devices, will pitch their products on ‘Shark Tank’ on Sunday night.
Plum, Daniel Cohn Wine, Syltbar, Coup de Sade and Blend Craft Wines, all from South Florida, are aiming their innovative approaches at the tradition-bound $300 billion wine industry.
Forget InstaCart. These Miami trucks bring fresh fruits and vegetables and convenience store quickness to neighborhoods all around Miami. It's another way Latin-American culture manifests in Miami.
