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Miami’s skyline seems to be looking more and more like those of major metropolitan cities like New York and Chicago, with skyscrapers popping up one more impressive than the next. The five-star Waldorf Astoria hotel brand is coming to The Magic City in the foreseeable future, marking the debut of Waldorf Astoria […]
American Airlines Arena will now have a new name: FTX Arena. The County Commission approved a 19-year partnership with FTX to rename the home of the Miami Heat to FTX Arena. The county approved the proposal, sponsored by Commissioner Keon Hardemon, to invest $90 million in net revenue […]
Just days after Miami Mayor Francis Suarez toured the Las Vegas tunnel system created by Elon Musk’s The Boring Company, the mayor said it could be the key to revolutionizing travel in South Florida. The mayor believes similar tunnels could be coming to the city in the near future.
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez and American billionaire Elon Musk are continuing their plans and discussions to build tunnels to ease traffic in the city center. During an interview with Fox Business, which also included developer Daniel Kodsi, they discussed the need for tunnels and the advantages they would offer.
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has spoken with Elon Musk about a proposal from the Boring Company, the tech titan, to build an underground highway to help solve the city’s traffic problems. Suarez says the two discussed the Brickell Tunnel Project, which had a price tag of $1,000,000.
Two more financial executives bought homes in Miami last week, adding to the wave of investors looking to stay in the Sunshine City. Byron Roth, chairman and CEO of California-based investment banking firm Roth Capital Partners, and Jason Wright, a partner at Apax Partners, with the firm’s CEO, said: “We are excited to announce that we will be able to build a home in Miami in the coming weeks. We are excited to announce that we will be building ...
Miami, an emerging startup hub, has a new check-writer in town: SoftBank. The Japanese multinational conglomerate today announced plans to invest $100 million, drawn from its funds, in Miami-based startups. Notably, SoftBank’s $5 billion Latin American fund is also based in Miami.
Miami City Commissioners have given final approval for a project that will add a hotel to Jungle Island and offer nature-based attractions. The reimagining consists of a proposal that includes a new resort hotel and an eco-adventure theme park. With spectacular views of Biscayne Bay and the […]
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez said he is willing to discuss with Tesla founder Elon Musk the possibility of building a tunnel system to ease traffic in the city. Musk, now the richest person in the world with a net worth of $184.000 billion, tweeted that he spoke with […]
Miami Mayor Francis Francis Suarez will appoint a chief technology officer (CTO) to help tech companies move to the city. Suarez has begun a national campaign to attract tech companies leaving Silicon Valley to set up shop in Miami by taking advantage of tax and regulatory flexibilities.
