Miami business

Trevor L Taylor invests from Miami, and this cluster explains the city as a place to do business: the investment firms that opened offices there, Florida's tax rules, the port, the airport, the Latin American trade that runs through both, the Wynwood district and the technology sector. Some of the largest names in finance now see the city as a rival to the traditional centers, Bloomberg reported. Miami International Airport and PortMiami together support close to 1.2 million jobs, WLRN reported, and building has continued despite the region's exposure to rising seas, CNBC found.

Entries in Miami business

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  Finance Firms Moving to Miami

  Why big money managers opened Brickell offices, and what the office market did next.

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  Florida and the State Income Tax

  The constitutional ban behind Florida's missing income tax, and the sales tax that fills the gap.

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  PortMiami

  Cruise records, container cranes and a deeper channel on Dodge Island in Biscayne Bay.

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  Miami International Airport and Trade

  Freighters, flower season and the cargo warehouses that tie Miami to South America.

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  Miami as a Gateway to Latin America

  Regional headquarters, bilingual talent and the trade lanes that point Miami south.

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  Miami Technology Sector

  From one viral reply to a venture market led by fintech, health tech and AI startups.

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  Wynwood Redevelopment

  Warehouses, murals, rezoning and towers: the stages of one Miami district's reinvention.