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Articles in May, 2006 issue of South Florida CEO

• Forcing workforce housing
  by Jaime Hernandez
• John Chidsey
• Green machine: a university as old as its hometown continues to bring in the bucks
• Andrx Corp
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Detra P. Shaw-Wilder, 36
  by Yeleny Suarez
• A tale of two airports: even with a multimillion-dollar renovation, can Miami International Airport lure low-cost carriers?
  by Mike Seemuth
• Our front door: Miami International Airport can stand some improvement, and here's what needs fixing first
  by James S. Cassel
• Michael C. Lewis
• A permanent engagement? Negotiations for a hemisphere-wide free trade area are in limbo, even as Florida continues its campaign to have Miami chosen as the Free Trade Area of the Americas' permanent headquarters. An FTAA update
  by Doreen Hemlock
• Headed inland: the Port of Palm Beach is planning an inland port that would open up new opportunities in a growing cargo niche
  by Jennifer Leclaire
• Boca Raton-based cell tower operator SBA Communications Corp. paid $1 billion in cash and stock for New Jersey-based tower operator AAT Communications Corp
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Aymee V. Ruiz, 36
  by Andrea Carneiro
• PBIA's big plan: Palm Beach International Airport proceeds with caution
  by Dan Weil
• Correction & clarification
• Raul G. Valdes-Fauli
• Lost in translation? Buena Vista International Television bets on a US favorite—with some local flavor
  by Yeleny Suarez
• Growing pains: with security costs eating up revenue, Port Everglades searches for new ways to improve infrastructure and expand capacity
  by Jaime Hernandez
• The juice on mergers
  by Andrea Carneiro
• Glenn E. Nedwin
• High-end revival: downtown Coral Gables is teeming again with pedestrian life thanks to an influx of new retailers and restaurants. But are older boutiques and middle-income families being priced out of the city?
  by Jaime Hernandez
• Power clicks
• Texas-based computer maker Dell Inc. plans to buy Miami-based gaming computer maker Alienware Corp. for an undisclosed price
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Tadd A. Schwartz, 36
  by Jaime Hernandez
• The waiting game: a battle heats up as Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport seeks international business—and a new runway
  by Andrea Carneiro
• Sol Melia quits Royal Palm
  by Yeleny Suarez
• Jeffrey Abrams
• Continuing to change
  by Jaime Hernandez
• Vintage life
  by Andrea Carneiro
• Immigration is needed
  by William Plasencia
• Robb & Stucky Limited LLP
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Berndt Baumgartl
  by Yeleny Suarez
• The case for space: with China on the horizon, the Port of Miami-Dade looks for ways to make room
  by Karen-Janine Cohen
• Correction & clarification
• Pompano Beach-based Roadhouse Grill Inc. has called off its merger with San Diego-based Steakhouse Partners Inc
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Total conquest: does the future of TotalBank rest on a building boom or bust?
  by Jennifer LeClaire
• Little river, big effects: even encroaching condominium development cannot slow down industry on the Miami River
  by Yeleny Suarez