Miami International Mall has been a favorite in Doral since opening its doors in the early 1980s. The mall was renovated in 2000 and redesigned to go along with the international theme similar to nearby Miami International Airport. Consumers bring their children and frequent the Simon Property Group ... More >>
The Royal Palm hotel was the first black-owned hotel in all of Miami Beach, and as our Francisco Alvarado once put it, "was supposed to be a beacon of atonement for Miami-Dade County's racist past." After it re-opened on 16th and Collins in 2002, a string of bad business calculations and bitter d ... More >>
Art Miami will celebrate its 20th anniversary this December, but it will do so without a major sponsor. BlackRock, a tough-sounding investment firm that manages upward of $1 trillion in assets, decided it didn't want to send anymore money Art Miami's way, according to Lindsay Pollack. Blac ... More >>
Bayside Marketplace -- a place we've been to once, because our best friend used a Chili's gift certificate from her grandma there -- is up for sale. The owner, General Growth Properties, is in a superbad financial situation (who isn't?) and has decided Bayside doesn't fit into its core niche of ... More >>
We posted a link in the news roundup to this story about the Miami Beach men who were arrested as part of a Lehman Brothers insider trading scandal, but there's a part of our brain that shuts down when confronted with too much business-numbers-money nonsense. Now we have sexy new information! Like a ... More >>
Curtain closes on throw-down gun scandal
The U.S. Attorney and Miami-Dade's top cop clash over a major corruption case
After years of popularity, a financial scandal threatens the reign of City Manager Donald Warshaw
A new lawsuit charges that an accountant tried, and failed, to flimflam Miami's boys in blue
Regulators expel South Beach hipster Richard Bronson from trading for a little too much hustle
How infuriating is Joe Blake? Let's put it this way: His attorney is accused of trying to have him murdered.
Before heading off to Washington for confirmation as Secretary of the Air Force, State Sen. Daryl Jones got involved in one last bond deal. The money was very good, but the backwash could be very bad.
How a freelance reporter and South Beach nightlife maven tracked down Australia's most notorious fugitive
