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Rochelle Broder-Singer "Back to business: If there is an upside to the unprecedented economic challenges caused by Sept. 11, it's that Miami-Dade's government and private sector have never worked so closely together - The 2002 Mid-Year Beacon Forecast: Conclusion". South Florida CEO. FindArticles.com. 29 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0OQD/is_5_5/ai_100541602/

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Articles in June, 2002 issue of South Florida CEO

• Mining expansion allowed - Big Deals
• Real Estate home sales
• Tri-Rail to expand - Big Deals
• US Plastic Lumber in deal - Big Deals
• A year at the helm: SunTrust's regional president, Ramiro Ortiz, had his hands full as the Chairman of the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce during the fateful year of Sept. 11 - Economic Development
  by J.P. Faber
• Corporate Real Estate Deals of the Month
• The show must go on - Public Venues
• Viasource sold - Big Deals
• Sunrise Musical Theater purchased by church - Big Deals
• Tangible assets: while many industries have suffered the double whammy of world recession and fall-out from Sept. 11, the real estate industry has continued to thrive and supply jobs - The 2002 Mid-Year Beacon Forecast: Real Estate and Construction
  by J.P. Faber
• Perry Ellis gets Hilfiger license
• Ryan, Beck purchases Gruntal assets - Big Deals
• The Golden hug: Golf legend and Palm Beach resident Jack Nicklaus has now endorsed so many products that the good life can be completely encompassed by his brand - Sports
  by Brian J. O'Connor
• Office space, Brickell and beyond - Brokers & Trends
  by Brian Gale
• The latest takeout - Automotive
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Runway on hold - Big Deals
• Homebuilder news - Big Deals
• Against the wind - The 2002 Mid-Year Beacon Forecast: International Trade
  by J.P. Faber
• Power cliques
• Bureau brouhaha - Editor's Note
• Abood and Wood-Fay to merge by July - Big Deals
• But is it safe: Telefonica spent billions on pan-regional fiber-optic pipes. Now subsidiary Telefonica Data hopes multinational companies will use them—by outsourcing their data to a safe place - Technology
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Brace yourself, Bayside! - Tourism
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Tutor Time to be acquired - Big Deals
• NAP time in Madrid - Big Deals
• The comeback kids: the speed with which Miami-Dade responded to the crisis of Sept. 11 is one reason the county's tourism industry leads the nation in recovery - The 2002 Mid-Year Beacon Forecast: Tourism and Hospitality
  by J.P. Faber
• Dining guide
• Losers
• Arvida bought by Coldwell Banker - Big Deals
• Tragedy in three acts: the Miami City Ballet has nearly as many season ticket holders as the Dolphins, but it's so strapped for cash that it has even cut live music - The Arts
  by Siobhan Morrissey
• The million dollar condos
  by Johanna Marmon
• Winners
• FPL buys into nuclear plant - Big Deals
• In play
• Back to business: If there is an upside to the unprecedented economic challenges caused by Sept. 11, it's that Miami-Dade's government and private sector have never worked so closely together - The 2002 Mid-Year Beacon Forecast: Conclusion
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• We'll drink to that - Inventions
  by Johanna Marmon
• Peebles hotel opens - Big Deals
• Judge cuts Miami Cigar award - Big Deals
• Boy Wonder - Profile
• Dutch treat: Curacao is not your ordinary Caribbean island. Beyond beaches and water sports, it's a slice of history that goes back to the Dutch colonists of the 1600s - Executive Travel Curacao, Netherland Antilles
  by Johanna Marmon
• One of their own - Press Release of the Month
  by Johanna Marmon
• Mayor's Jewelers to close stores - Big Deals
• Fine Air deal final - Big Deals
• Riders on the storm - The 2002 Mid-Year Beacon Forecast: Overview
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• The zen of Zemi: simplicity can sometimes bring out the best in food. Combine that with inventive cooking and top-notch service, and you'll get an idea of what Boca's Zemi has in store for you - Executive Dining Zemi
  by Johanna Marmon