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(Maqueda—from Miami) Dua Lipa presses on with the Radical Optimism tour, expanding the reach of her personal and business brand through reinterpretations of classics, strategic collaborations, and an emotional narrative that amplifies fan engagement and commercial opportunities—and in Miami, it was nothing short of astonishing.

(High-value read: 3 minutes)

(By Maqueda and Maurizio). A decisive development that explains how, four years ago, everything we knew about crossing‑experiences marketing and business models flipped. How Zak Brown turned a struggling team into the world’s most coveted sports asset — and why this is only the beginning.

(High‑value read: 3 minutes)

(By Arturo Sutter, Technologist, Founder and CEO of Suttertek, in a Beyond–Infonegocios Miami co-creation) We now face a transformation of equal—or perhaps greater—magnitude: the rise of artificial intelligence, particularly generative AI. What are we getting gravely wrong? A high-value brief you can’t afford to miss.

(High-value content: 4 minutes)

(By Taylor, with contributions from Maurizio, co-created for Beyond & Infonegocios Miami) The year 2026 isn’t just another step forward; it’s the moment when, according to the architectural evidence of today’s foundation models, we lift our foot to step into the void—or into a new dimension of existence.

(High strategic value content: 4 minutes)

(By Taylor and Maqueda, with Maurizio) It just happened: the 2026 World Cup mascots are official. From cultural identity to the experience economy—how the 2026 mascots embody diversity, marketing, and the new football ecosystem across the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

(High-value read: 4 minutes)

(By Ortega–Maurizio) Lionel Messi authored another decisive MLS chapter: Inter Miami thrashed New York City FC 4–0 and clinched a mathematical berth in the playoffs. Beyond the scoreline, this performance cements Messi as a systemic change engine in Miami.

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(By Maqueda) MIAMI—The program—which has already opened its waitlist—sets out three tiers of participation and will be implemented within 90 days by the Departments of Commerce, State, and Homeland Security.

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(By Maqueda–Taylor–Maurizio) Why is a match-winning goal worth more than an IPO? Imagine that every time Lionel Messi touches the ball in Miami, an economic engine activates on par with a unicorn launch in Silicon Valley. This is not metaphor—it’s the econometric reality turning each match into a mass value-creation event.

(High strategic value content: 5-minute fast read)

(By Ortega) Inter Miami edged D.C. United 3–2 at Chase Stadium. Messi delivered two spectacular goals and a next‑level assist. Why it matters: this was the hinge performance of Matchday 35; he was named Latino Player of the Week (Olé). Direct impact on the Playoff race and the Golden Boot chase.

(3-minute fast read)

(By Maqueda–Maurizio–Galindez) When the grill becomes a geoeconomic platform. Imagine an event where every spark from the asado ignites million-dollar economic circuits; where the smoke from Argentine beef sketches new routes for international trade; where the exceptional flavor of an Argentine wine can move investment indices in Florida.

(High-value content: 4 minutes)

(By Vera-Ortega) Las Garzas defeated the Seattle Sounders at Chase Stadium and reignited the playoff push. Beyond the scoreline, the economic and brand impact across Miami–Fort Lauderdale is accelerating again: ticketing, tourism, sponsorships, and global audiences orbiting around Messi and a squad maturing competitively.

(4-minute analysis)

(By Alberto Levy, Professor, PhD and Postdoctoral Researcher in Economic Sciences; Strategy Specialist — collaborative content Beyond · In Miami) In the era of hyper‑competitiveness we adopt a model of six tightly interrelated components: Attachment to Mission, Anticipation, Innovation, Plasticity, Cohesion and Deployment. 

(High strategic value read: 5 minutes)

(By Maurizio-Fonanta-Destefano-Maqueda) From September 26 to October 5, 2025, the Miami Beach Convention Center will once again ignite with the Miami International Auto Show, an expo that does far more than display cars: it channels capital, tourism, technological innovation and cultural impulses that shape 21st-century mobility.

(Valuable insight: 3 minutes)