Recently added articles from South Florida CEO:
Pharmed flatlines.(DISTRIBUTION)
Dec 01, 2007; ... Pharmed Group Inc., a hospital supply company and supplement manufacturer owned by brothers Carlos and Jorge de Cespedes, recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Once one of the largest Hispanic-owned businesses in the United States, the company's filing shows it owes more ...
Express to China: two partners blend Wall Street savvy with Asian connections to invest in smaller companies in untapped Chinese cities.(INTERNATIONAL)
Dec 01, 2007; ... THEY MAKE AN UNUSUAL management team: a soft-spoken scientist from China and a fast-talking financier from New York. But together, China Direct Inc. CEO James Wang and President Marc Siegel have become millionaires--at least on paper--leading a South Florida company to the American Stock ...
Real estate's hold.(Editor's Note)
Oct 01, 2007; ... There is no question the real estate market is in turmoil. The headlines remind us daily of a crisis in subprime mortgages, defaults among mortgage holders at all credit levels and enormous slowdowns in homebuilding and sales. In South Florida, investors and economists are holding their ...
Publicly traded Getting Ready Corp. and Illinois-based pharmaceutical company Winston Laboratories Inc., both led by Miami-based entrepreneur Dr. Phillip Frost, are merging.(LOCAL ACQUISITIONS)
Jan 01, 2008; ... Publicly traded Getting Ready Corp. and Illinois-based pharmaceutical company Winston Laboratories Inc., both led by Miami-based entrepreneur Dr. Phillip Frost, are merging. The combined company, Winston Pharmaceutical, plans to trade on the American Stock ...
The real cost of 'free' software: ready to throw Microsoft out the Window(s)? Knowing the risk-reward ratio of free and open-source software could help you decide.(techsavvy)
Jan 01, 2008; ... IT'S BEEN SAID THERE is no such thing as a free lunch. Then again, you've also been advised not to look a gift horse in the mouth. But where do free and open-source software options fit into these cliches? You must consider that free software simply means the source code is ...