Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) signed a 50,333-square-foot lease in a new office building in Miami’s Wynwood, the largest office lease in the emerging neighborhood.

Amazon is providing a sneak peek at satellite containers that are being shipped to Florida for the launch of its Project Kuiper network.

Amazon is leasing more than 50K SF, the largest office lease ever recorded in Miami’s art district. L&L Holding Cos., Oak Row Equities, Shorenstein Investment Advisers and co-investor Claure Group are working with Amazon to design the office space in nearly completed mixed-use development Wynwood Plaza, according to a release.

The Seattle-based company, founded by billionaire Jeff Bezos, leased 50,300 square feet at the Wynwood Plaza mixed-use project under development by Oak Row Equities, L&L Holding, Shorenstein and Marcelo Claure’s Claure Group, according to an L&L news release. Wynwood Plaza, at 95 Northwest 29th Street, is expected to be completed early this year.

Amazon has shipped the first of its Kuiper satellites. The satellites themselves were well wrapped up within metal containers, but Amazon has admitted that the

The successful flight to orbit of the Amazon founder’s powerful rocket suggests it could grow into a credible competitor with Elon Musk’s SpaceX.

Amazon is providing a sneak peek at the satellites that are being shipped to Florida for the launch of its Project Kuiper broadband network — well, maybe not the satellites, but at least their ...

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Tom Brady is reportedly considering selling his waterfront estate on Florida’s ultra-exclusive Indian Creek Island.

Will you take this rose? ABC’s hit reality show stars Grant Ellis as “The Bachelor” Jan. 27, 2025. He competed for Florida’s “Bachelorette” Jenn Tran

Flagstaff is way behind on average snowfall this season. The normal snow-to-date for Flagstaff by this time in the season is 45.9 inches. Only 2.8 inches have fallen. Last season by this time, the town had seen 27 inches.

The program allows companies to bring in educated foreign professionals for “specialty” occupations that are hard to fill with U.S. workers, but critics say it costs Americans jobs.