President Trump has had a difficult relationship with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. Concerns over Trump’s global tariff plans roiled markets earlier this month. Powell, who was first nominated to the post by Trump in 2017, noted the president’s policies could lead to higher inflation and slower growth. Trump accused the Fed chair of failing […]
Can Trump fire Fed chairman? Read More »
Real estate powerhouses WellDuo, Vertical Developments and GCF Development have united with iconic Italian yacht maker Riva to introduce Riva Residenze – a precise 20-story waterfront development in the heart of Fort Lauderdale Beach. Featuring just 36 distinctive residences, the project is meticulously crafted as a superyacht experience on land, complemented by a private marina and breathtaking views. With architecture by Arquitectonica and interiors curated by
The World’s First Yacht-Branded Residence is Here in Fort Lauderdale Read More »
When the recently expanded Michelin Guide Florida list was announced last week at the Four Seasons Orlando at the Walt Disney World Resort, it welcomed one newcomer in Fort Lauderdale to the list with a star—Chef’s Counter at MAASS—and added the recently opened Daniel’s, A Florida Steakhouse to its Recommended Restaurants List. “Florida has proven
Michelin Guide’s Expanded List Shines the Light on Fort Lauderdale Read More »
It was just hours after Harvard rejected the Trump administration’s demands that the stop-work order arrived in Don Ingber’s inbox. Ingber, the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering’s founding director, said the April 14 order targeted two of his organ-on-a-chip projects, which together had more than $19 million in multiyear contracts with a unit of
He got the stop-work order. Then the scrambling began. Read More »
In the popular Apple TV+ show Ted Lasso, the titular character plays a relentlessly positive soccer coach whose care and kindness inspires his ragtag team to reach new heights. And, in fact, past academic research has largely supported the leadership style Lasso emulates, suggesting that leaders ought to be frequently positive to support their team
Research: When Leaders Express Positivity Early On, Employees Perform Better Read More »
Between 2003 and 2005, Sudan’s Darfur region captured the world’s attention as the government, amid a civil conflict, carried out a campaign of mass killing against an estimated tens of thousands of ethnic Darfuri. Nearly 20 years later, the country has plunged into another civil war that has led to the world’s largest humanitarian crisis,
New, bigger humanitarian crisis in Darfur. But this time, no global outcry. Read More »
How Knowledge Mismanagement is Costing Your Company Millions – SPONSOR CONTENT FROM BLOOMFIRE Skip to content Source link
In case you hadn’t discovered it yet, you’re welcome: Ol’ Days, a little hub of coffee and comfort on Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale, blends rustic and natural textures like brick and terracotta with lemon vines and murals by Argentinian artist Florencia Chedufau. The concept was inspired by owners Juliana and Martina Fracchia’s childhoods
Missing the Ol’ Days? Put this gem of a café on your radar Read More »
LiS: Latinos in Sports™, the central hub connecting leagues, teams, and brands with the powerful Latino cohort, will host its next marquee event in Miami. This exclusive gathering will bring together influential leaders who are shaping the future of the global sports industry. The program will recognize Emilio Estefan with the Latinos in Sports Pionero Award. In addition
LiS: Latinos in Sports Returns to Miami for F1 Weekend on May 2 Read More »
Gary Ruvkun and Victor Ambros were not known as superstars in their field back in 1992 when they discovered microRNA, a feat that would earn them the 2024 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine. “We were fine. We weren’t terrible,” said Ruvkun, a professor of genetics at Harvard Medical School. “But there was nothing about
Long trail from 1992 discovery to 2024 Nobel Read More »
