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• Miami Airport expansion incurs budget contraction - Big Deals
• South Florida hotels - Winners
• WRMF-FM in Palm Beach County gets new owner - Big Deals
• BankUnited reported to be planning 6 new local offices - Big Deals
• Robins Hood: Craig Robins was a leading force in the transformation of South Beach. The Miami Design District came next. Now, he's creating a neighborhood from scratch- Aqua - that will become a model for New Urbanism in the heart of Miami Beach
  by J.P. Faber
• Color me crowded - Transportation
  by Mike Seemuth
• Owner of Ambassador hotel in Hollywood files Chapter 11 - Big Deals
• Paper or plastic? Sunrise-based Wildcard Systems places a winning wager on plastic "stored-value" cards that substitute for paper-based forms of cash - Technology
  by Jeffery Zbar
• Jorge A. Plasencia: "the company that I work for owns the radio station radio mambi, where I started as an unpaid intern learning the business. Now I'm working with a lot of the folks where I first started as a gopher. It's pretty cool"
• The price of terrorism - retail - Insurance
  by Mike Seemuth
• Physician Vendor ProxyMed gets $25 million infusion - Big Deals
• National law firm acquires Zack Kosnitzky of Miami - Big Deals
• Urban renewal - West Palm Beach
  by Johanna Marmon
• In El Navy - Marketing
  by James Broida
• Pembroke Pines - Losers
• Barclays Capital makes withdrawal from Miami - Big Deals
• Trading up: having a built a foundation on affordable apartments, nine-year-old Cornerstone Group is graduating to upscale rental and condo projects - Real Estate
  by Richard Westlund
• Power cliques
• The Miami law firm of White & Case - Winners
• Boca Developers lands $110 million for Peninsula condo in Aventura - Big Deals
• Arvida Realty Services may be sold by St. Joe - Big Deals
• Executive health care: a spoonful of prevention
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Accounting and accountability - Corporate Culture
  by Mike Seemuth
• The Florida Marlins - Losers
• Bass Pro Shops building on I-95 listed for sale - Big Deals
• Alan Levan: "for many people, banking is a necessary evil, and we have put the pleasure and convenience back into the banking experience" - In Play
• Dining guide: there are so many hungry people that God can not appear to them except in the form of bread
• Film Fest fever - The Arts
  by James Broida
• Shopping center specialist Equity One rings up $45 million - Big Deals
• Developer gathers $115 million for Las Olas River House condo - Big Deals
• Paper tiger: Dade Paper Co. has been quietly growing for the last 60 years in northwest Miami-Dade. Now it's on a fast track, with a goal of more than doubling annual revenues to a half-billion dollars by 2005 - Distribution
  by Johanna Marmon
• Under your skin - High Technology
  by James Broida
• Newmark closes $95 million sale of Westbrooke Homes, set to merge with Engle - Big Deals
• Nortel Networks moving research work from boca - Big Deals
• Test pattern: Miami's SFBC has emerged as one of the nation's fastest-growing contract research organizations by helping top pharmaceutical companies develop blockbuster drugs - Biotechnology
  by Mike Seemuth
• Outdoor advertisers - Winners
• Northridge Shopping Center goes for $36 million - Big Deals
• NBC gets regulatory approval to acquire Telemundo - Big Deals
• Far from the madding crowd: the Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne may not be all that far from the rest of South Florida, but it certainly feels that way
  by James Broida
• The reinvention of South Florida - Editor's Note
  by J.P. Faber
• The former US Attorney General is struggling to finance - Losers
• Perry Ellis dives into swimwear with Jantzen - Big Deals
• Broward County art grant goes to Hollywood Park - Big Deals
• Where sexy meets savory: South Beach supper club Rumi combines an alluring interior with deliciously satisfying food—and snappy service
  by Johanna Marmon