FIU doctoral student hopes to move South Florida traffic forward
If you live in South Florida, you know what a hassle traffic can be, especially during rush hour. For Homa Fartash, a doctoral student in…
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Expressway access brings economic growth and increased access for all
Historically, transportation projects that improve accessibility to commercial and industrial areas improve the ability of businesses to provide goods and services. In fact, the notion…
Vice Chairwoman Edmonson rededicates Little River Library
Miami-Dade County Commission Vice Chairwoman Audrey M. Edmonson rededicated the Little River Library on June 13, 2017 to celebrate the “sprucing up” of the branch located…
Bitcoin is becoming the preferred currency for Ganjapreneurs
Cannabis companies are turning to the world’s most popular digital currency in an effort to get rid of all that cash. The inability to…
Global Leaders Featured at Minority Chamber’s Annual “How to do Business with the World” Conference
More than 10 world leaders and 100 international minority businesses from all across the South Florida region meet on June 30 in Miami-Dade County, Fla.,…
Ford “Salute to Education” Scholarship Recipients Awarded Additional $4,000 from Florida Panthers Foundation
On June 13, four Miami-Dade and Broward County High School students visited the Florida Panthers headquarters at the BB&T Center for a $4,000 scholarship check presentation with Matthew Caldwell,…
Philosophy gender gap not tied to hiring
Women are under-represented in philosophy careers, but it has nothing to do with finding jobs at colleges or universities, according to a new study. Hiring…
Mexican family wins right for importing CBD
Republished with permission from The Weed Blog; Read the original article HERE. As Mexico approaches full legalization of medical cannabis and research, one company has…