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Articles in August, 2003 issue of South Florida CEO

• Frozen flop - Fast Food
  by Barbara Perkins
• Feeling chipper: Applied Digital Solutions is back from the brink, as CEO Scott Silverman maneuvers his high-tech firm through shark-infested waters - Technology
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• South Florida jewelry box - Real Estate in the Pipeline
  by James Broida
• Roosevelt Bradley: "one of my goals is to create a new image for Miami-Dade Transit—something futuristic, exciting, so that when a train goes by the public says, 'hmmm, I want to ride that.'" - In Play
• Back to school: with executive MBA costs running as high as $100,000 , what makes this degree so valuable, especially for high-level executives whose careers are already on the fast track? - although $30,000 is more typical for a local program - Executive
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Play ball! - Publisher's Note
  by Richard N. Roffman
• Counsel for the hemisphere; when it comes to legal matters, Miami is the hub of the Americas. One more reason why the permanent secretariat of the FTAA should be based here - International
  by J.P. Faber
• The Boulevard by the Bay; some call it the Biscayne corridor. Others call it uptown Miami, or midtown Miami, or edgewater. By any name, the urban swath north of Miami's downtown is a real estate market on fire, with some 12,000 residential units ready to
  by J.P. Faber
• Good news/bad news … - Philanthropy
  by James Broida
• Rum punch - Food & Beverage
  by Johanna Marmon
• Bringing the Ritz home - Real Estate in the Pipeline
  by Raquel Kaufman
• Big deals - Quick Takes
• La dolce vita! The story of Paolo Della Casa is one of those tales that can happen only in America. Arriving from Italy a scant six years ago, knowing hardly a word of English, Della Casa is now the No. 1 supplier of kitchens to luxury condo high-rises in
  by Johanna Marmon
• To infinity and beyond - Aviation
• A billionaire comes calling: EWM is lured by the siren of Warren Buffet - Real Estate
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Absolutely South Beach - Real Estate in the Pipeline
• Less troubled waters - Security
  by Johanna Marmon
• Airborne alliance; ambitions are sky-high as the latest venture of the Booth aviation family—GlobalPass—is off the ground and flying - Aviation
  by J.P. Faber
• Public or private? That is the question; over the past 18 months, more and more public companies have considered taking themselves private. This trend is especially relevant for small-cap public companies. But just what are the pros and cons? - Chief Exec
  by James S. Cassel
• Target practice: American Ammunition finds it's a good time for bullet makers - Manufacturing
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• This just in ; it used to be just waterfront residences that commanded $1 million and more. No longer - land - Real Estate Home Sales
• And down the stretch they go - Growth
• Staying power? The elegant Espirito Santo building on Brickell Avenue scores with a key management contract for its in-house hotel - over - Hospitality
  by Johanna Marmon
• Thyme for Timo; the culinary landscape of Sunny Isles Beach suddenly has a new star: the northern Italian eatery Timo - which is, incidentally, the Italian word for thyme - Executive Dining//Timo
  by Johanna Marmon
• Less filling/tastes great - Nutrition
• TV Nation West Palm Beach-based Paxson TV network never could make a profit from its neo-Christian family formula. Now an FCC decision may at least help it raise money - Media
  by Johanna Marmon
• Power clicks