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(By Vera) "In a world where life moves at lightning speed, finding a sanctuary where time seems to stand still has become essential." Siesta Beach, located just 360 miles from Miami, emerges as an oasis of tranquility and natural beauty, renowned not only for its soft, white sands but also for being one of the best places to witness the sunset along the Gulf Coast. This beach, famous for its breathtaking sunsets, has become an icon of relaxation and contemplation, attracting both locals and tourists seeking a unique experience.

(By Taylor and Maqueda) The rental market in the United States has undergone significant transformations in 2024, with all eyes on Miami and the Midwest. "As Miami solidifies its position as the top rental market in the country for the third year running, competitiveness is rising in regions like Chicago and Milwaukee." This article delves into current trends, analyzing how these changes impact both tenants and landlords in an ever-evolving economic environment.

(By Vera, in collaboration with Maurizio) "In the world of tourism, emerging destinations are like diamonds in the rough, waiting to be discovered." This is the case with Boca Grande, a picturesque enclave on Florida’s southwest coast, poised to become the most sought-after destination of 2025. With its historic charm, white sandy beaches, and vibrant culture, Boca Grande not only attracts English-speaking tourists but also the Anglophone-Latino community, seeking authentic and memorable experiences. As global interest in sustainable tourism and exclusive getaways grows, this idyllic destination promises to become the jewel of tourism in the coming year.

(By Marcelo Maurizio and Maximiliano Rodriguez Otero) The underlying cause of repetitive problems across organizations. In today’s dynamic business landscape, the impact of cognitive biases transcends our personal lives and infiltrates every corner of organizations. From talent selection to product design and marketing strategies, biases play a crucial role in decision-making and organizational culture. Biases in the business world are becoming an increasingly significant observation that goes largely unaddressed. We may have brilliant MBA talents, seasoned operations managers with three decades of experience, or young programming prodigies, yet all can inflict substantial harm on the organization due to their biases.

(By Taylor from Silicon Beach, in collaboration with J. Maqueda) The Future of Urban Transportation: "In an exciting leap toward the future of urban mobility, Waymo, the subsidiary of Alphabet, has announced its expansion to Miami, with the launch of its fully autonomous robotaxi service slated for 2026." This milestone signifies a substantial shift in how Miami residents and visitors will experience transportation, providing an innovative and sustainable alternative to traditional methods. The introduction of this technology not only promises to transform the user experience but also to address critical challenges such as traffic congestion and environmental pollution in one of the most vibrant cities in the United States.

(By Maurizio and Maqueda) Reversal and New Strategies: The reversal of the biased trend against hiring older employees can be termed "Generational Inclusion." Many companies are implementing diversity policies that include the hiring and promotion of older workers into leadership positions. This strategy helps balance organizational culture by leveraging the experience of older employees and fostering a mutual learning environment across generations. It's a significant post-pandemic shift that has been widely discussed, marked by headlines featuring new CEOs and Heads of Culture aged 45 and 50 who are reclaiming leadership roles in many large companies, including tech firms.

(By Taylor in collaboration with Maurizio) In a world where innovation and sustainability have become unavoidable imperatives, the recent decision by Japanese automotive giants Nissan Motor and Honda Motor to initiate negotiations for a merger has captured the attention of the industry and the public at large. This union, poised to consolidate the world's third-largest automobile manufacturer, reflects the challenges and opportunities currently facing the automotive sector. The merger aims not only for operational synergy but also for the ability to adapt to a constantly evolving landscape, marked by electrification and technological advancement.

(By Ortega from Las Vegas) On January 18, 2025, the football world will briefly pause to witness an unprecedented event: Lionel Messi's first friendly match of the year, where Inter Miami will face Club América at the vibrant Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. This match is more than just a game; it marks a significant milestone in Messi’s career and in the history of American football, highlighting the rising influence of Major League Soccer (MLS) and its ability to attract an international audience. Excitement is palpable, with ticket sales surging past 15,000 in just a few days.

(By IN MIAMI) "In a world where violence seems to echo constantly, it is essential to remember and honor those whose lives were tragically lost." The exhibition "6:29: The Nova Music Festival Exhibition" in North Miami stands as a powerful testament to the brutality of the terrorist attack carried out by Hamas on October 7, 2023. This event, which transformed a music festival into a scene of horror, not only seeks to remember the victims but also to encourage reflection on unfounded hatred and the need for unity in times of crisis.

(By Taylor in collaboration with Maqueda and Maurizio) In a world where mobility and sustainability are increasingly relevant, the automotive market in the United States continues to serve as a barometer for measuring consumer trends and preferences. In 2024, competition intensifies with models that not only excel in performance but also adapt to the evolving needs of users. This article breaks down the five most valued and sold vehicles in the U.S., providing an in-depth look at what drives their popularity and success in the market.

(By Vera) The aviation landscape in the Dominican Republic is poised for a significant transformation with the arrival of Arajet, a low-cost airline that promises to enhance connectivity for the Dominican diaspora in the United States with their homeland. Following the recent approval from the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) and the implementation of the Open Skies Agreement, Arajet is set to launch new routes from key cities such as Miami, New York, and Puerto Rico to popular tourist destinations like Santo Domingo and Punta Cana. This move not only presents an opportunity for travelers but also has the potential to revitalize tourism and the Dominican economy.

(By Taylor and Maurizio) "The iconic British supercar manufacturer McLaren has changed ownership, marking a new chapter in its history." This transaction, valued at approximately £1.2 billion (around $1.5 billion), represents a significant pivot for the brand, transitioning from the hands of Bahrain's investment firm Mumtalakat to the control of Abu Dhabi’s Sovereign Fund, CYVN Holdings. This shift not only has financial implications but also opens exciting opportunities for innovation and advanced mobility development in the automotive realm.

(By  Maqueda and  Ortega) In the thrilling realm of Formula 1, where speed and skill intertwine with strategy and precision, memorable maneuvers are the hallmark of elite drivers. This year, the young Argentine Franco Colapinto, hailing from Pilar, has captured the public’s attention and acclaim with a move that has been crowned the best of the season. During the United States Grand Prix, held on October 20, Colapinto dazzled the world by overtaking Fernando Alonso in a masterful maneuver that not only showcased his talent but also his determination and reflexes. This article will delve into this standout moment, its context, and the promising future of the Argentine driver.