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(By Vera) When a global powerhouse like Dua Lipa announces a two-night residency at Miami’s Kaseya Center, you’re not just witnessing a pop concert. You’re watching a multimillion-dollar business engine ignite, a real-time masterclass in 360-degree strategy unfolding in the Americas' undisputed cultural and capital nexus. brand? Buckle up. We’re going beyond the beat.

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(By Maurizio Maqueda, Infonegocios.Miami) Cadillac just dropped a bombshell with a cinematic Instagram reel (watch it HERE), announcing Mexican superstar Sergio “Checo” Pérez and Finnish ace Valtteri Bottas as their lead drivers for their 2026 F1 debut.

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(By Ortega) Inter Miami vs Orlando City, Leagues Cup semifinals at Chase Stadium, Miami — Wednesday, August 27, 2025, 8:30 p.m. ET

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(By Otero & Maurizio) In a landscape where brands aim not only to sell but to narrate an identity, YPF has taken a decisive step: repositioning its brand with the claim “YPF Energía Argentina” and demonstrating that the true national sentiment is efficiency, excellence, profitability, and productivity.

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(By Ortega) Inter Miami vs. Orlando City, Leagues Cup semifinals at Chase Stadium, Miami — Wednesday, August 27, 8:30 p.m. ET

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By Sonia Abadi, M.D., psychoanalyst, creator of the Thinking-in-Networks model, and author of “Pensamiento en Red: conectando ideas, personas y proyectos” and “La prodigiosa trama. Variaciones en clave de red.”

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(By Maurizio and Taylor) In a strategy pivot rewriting retail rules, YPF—Argentina’s state-owned energy company—sold more coffee than Starbucks and McDonald’s combined in 2025: 20 million cups in seven months. Now, with plans to open Full stores beyond its service stations, the brand is positioning itself as a global disruptor.

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(By Maurizio–Otero–Maqueda) In an era where 73% of Gen Z prefers Instagrammable experiences over traditional products (Nielsen, 2025), McDonald’s is rewriting retail by turning locations into phygital nightclubs. This shift—along with crossing, category expansion, and phygitality—is exactly what we’ve been forecasting for over three years.

High-value read time: 5 minutes

(By Maurizio and Rotmistrovsky) The New York Times just added fuel to a growing movement: read more, and read better. Did you know 68% of high-performing CEOs in Miami—and globally—commit at least one hour a day to deep reading? In a hyperconnected world of endless scrolling and screens, books and high-value longform have become a revolutionary act.

High-value read time: 5 minutes

(By Ortega) On a pivotal night for MLS—and for Inter Miami’s rise on the continental stage—Lionel Messi returned from injury and led Las Garzas to a commanding 3–1 win over LA Galaxy in Fort Lauderdale.

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(By Maqueda–Maurizio) In a landscape where 62% of the U.S. Hispanics prefer streaming over linear TV (Nielsen, 2025), Telemundo is rolling out Deportes AHORA—a FAST channel that isn’t just chasing audience share; it’s redefining the psychology of sports consumption.

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(By Vera / Maurizio )At Miami Swim Week 2025, while legacy brands battled it out with luxe bikinis, a Miami visionary stole the spotlight with a radical twist: models wrapped in black adhesive tape. Drakhan Blackhart (formerly Joel Álvarez), the mind behind the Black Tape Project, didn’t just upend fashion norms—he built a direct-to-consumer machine that powers more than USD $5M a year in his own e-commerce.

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(By Taylor, with Maqueda and Maurizio) Playboy is moving its global HQ to RIVANI Miami Beach—ushering in Class X offices that blend hospitality, wellness, and productivity. Why Miami now, and what it means for corporate real estate.

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