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He founded Cirque du Soleil. Now He’s Joining Miami’s Tech Industry.

Guy Laliberté, the Canadian businessman who founded Cirque du Soleil in 1984 and sold it 30 years later for $1.5 billion, has become a creative and capital partner in the Magic City Innovation District.

From Facebook to Miami, she’s Investing in Dreams, Maybe Even the Next ‘iguanacorn’

When Laura González-Estéfani moved from Silicon Valley to Miami in 2015, the former Facebook executive said she was taken aback by the welcoming tech and entrepreneurship community.

Mobility Score Study: The Top Most Transit Accessible U.S. Airports

This Thanksgiving, travel times were slated to be the worst since 2005. For a lot of people, this involves making a choice between making the long drive home or taking a plane to get there.

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Amazon to Miami ‘ain’t Gonna Happen’ Because Transit is so Bad, County Chairman Says

As Miami-Dade waits to hear if it made the short list of contenders for Amazon’s second headquarters, the county’s senior lawmaker gave a blunt thumbs down to the prospects Tuesday over transit woes.

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Move over, Milan. Miami Just got More Fashion Cred with New School Opening

Italy’s renowned Istituto Marangoni will open its 10th location, its first in the United States, in the Design District, at 3700 NE Second Ave., in January.

The Top 10 Cities Where Employees Are Happiest

The Top 10 Cities Where Employees Are Happiest: Miami – Fort Lauderdale, FL

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The Beacon Council Welcomes New Chair

The Beacon Council’s annual meeting and key ceremony marked the official start of the term of Nelson Lazo, CEO of Doctors Hospital, (right) as chair of the Beacon Council.

fDi Strategy Awards 2017 – Invest Hong Kong leads the way

Invest Hong Kong has been named the best investment promotion agency of the year in fDi’s 2017 Strategy Awards, with organisations from Chicago and Colorado Springs to Karachi and Krosno also winning accolades for their economic development efforts. Cathy Mullan reports.

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