Marvin Goodfriend, Trump Nominee to the Federal Reserve, Dies at 69
He was a conservative monetary economist and a Carnegie Mellon professor who took on policy roles. His nomination lapsed after he failed to win Senate support.
View ArticleDonald B. Marron, Financier, Art Collector and Philanthropist, Dies at 85
Mr. Marron began his Wall Street career as a teenager before leading some of its most powerful firms and becoming a force at the Museum of Modern Art.
View ArticleRelease the Influencers! Quibi’s Plan for Streaming Success
Are you an online star with more than 500,000 followers? Jeffrey Katzenberg may want to have a word with you.
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CEO Connect and Women of Influence 2015
SFBW started out with CEO Connect and later added the very popular CEO Connect Women of Influence events. The invitation-only series includes a cocktail hour and an intimate interview with a leading...
View ArticleRethinking the Benefits of Opportunity Zone Investment
Longer holding requirements, the continual drip of federal guidelines, and a lack of tax savings have left many would-be investors sitting out of tax-sheltering opportunity zones. A year after the...
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Leading (Digital) Transformation From the Inside Out
Change is constant, and going faster than ever. We call it innovation, transformation and continuous improvement. It happens with success, failure, acquisitions and mergers. We can manage the change,...
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CEO Connect and Women of Influence 2016
SFBW started out with CEO Connect and later added the very popular CEO Connect Women of Influence events. The invitation-only series includes a cocktail hour and an intimate interview with a leading...
View ArticleDon’t Make ‘Howdy’ Calls
I see the same mistakes every day when companies hire salespeople. If you aren’t guilty of all of them, I bet you are guilty of at least a few. Salespeople are programmed to charm you. This isn’t...
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Briefcase Miami/Dade
New store on Lincoln RoadChina-based Yoyoso USA, which bills itself as a “fast fashion” department store, is opening a 6,000-square-foot store with an eclectic array of products at 1111 Lincoln Road...
View ArticleApogee Awards 2016
SFBW has honored nearly 200 with its Apogee Awards, which recognize top leaders in South Florida Business. The awards are unique in the region for featuring a variety of positions throughout the...
View ArticleTrump Administration Hinders Authority of W.T.O.
As the trade war intensifies, the U.S. has effectively crippled the W.T.O.’s system of enforcing rules at a time it is needed the most.
View ArticleTikTok’s Biggest Hits of the Year — and Its Predictions for 2020
TikTok says it’s ready to help its stars get rich.
View ArticleMarie Claire Editor Departing for Health Start-Up
Anne Fulenwider joins a handful of magazine women who have left their posts for new ventures.
View ArticleDemocrats Close to Agreement With White House on New NAFTA
Congressional Democrats and the White House are on the cusp of an agreement on revisions to the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
View ArticleFourth Floor, Men’s Wear. Fifth Floor, Martinis.
As Manhattan department stores add sleek cocktail bars, holiday shopping is beginning to look a lot like happy hour.
View ArticleViacomCBS Weighs Putting Black Rock Skyscraper Up for Sale
ViacomCBS looks to unload the famous "Black Rock" skyscraper in Midtown.
View ArticleRare Whiskey Collection Expected to Fetch $10 Million at Auction
Richard Gooding, a Colorado businessman who died in 2014, collected more than 3,900 bottles over two decades.
View ArticleWho’s Spreading Disinformation in U.K. Election? You Might Be Surprised
Foreign meddling was once the most feared source of online deception before critical elections. Now, some candidates themselves are turning to such manipulative tactics.
View ArticleSoftBank Takes Loss in Sale of Wag, Dog-Walking Start-Up
The technology investment powerhouse sold its shares as its pushes the companies it bets on to seek profits and long-term stability.
View ArticleThe Legacy of Paul Volcker
The former Fed chair, who died Sunday at the age of 92, was remembered for having helped shape American economic policy for more than six decades.
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