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close video Real estate, city leaders break down why South Florida is ‘well-poised’ for migration growth Related Group CEO Jon Paul Perez and Integra Investments founder and Builders Association of South Florida President Nelson Stabile react to data showing tens of thousands of high-earners fled New York for Florida, bringing their wealth with them. EXCLUSIVE: It’s iconic, remarkable and the newest kind of "billionaire bunker" to enter the greater Miami real estate market.

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close video Florida Panthers CEO on going from ice cold to red hot: We've become 'a pillar in the community' Florida Panthers President and CEO Matt Caldwell speaks to Fox News Digital about the hockey club's financial growth and Stanley Cup success story. For the Florida Panthers hockey club, the alignment of the team, organization and community has finally become centered for success. "All the naysayers in the beginning, it's like, ice hockey in South Florida?

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close video Trump's Golden Dome won't be 'as expensive,' will be 'much more effective' than critics believe: Palmer Luckey Anduril Industries founder Palmer Luckey details the recent partnership with Meta, technology boosting border security, collaboration on the 'Golden Dome' and military space capabilities in an exclusive 'Mornings with Maria' interview.

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close video JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon: Market is 'complacent' and may be in for a surprise JPMorgan Chase Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon talks federal spending, the state of markets, billion-dollar tech investments, trade tensions, national security and more in an exclusive 'Mornings with Maria' interview. The CEO and Chairman of banking giant JPMorgan Chase, Jamie Dimon, doubled down on a strong stance that he's "not afraid" of America's seemingly fastest-growing adversary, China.

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close video USDA uncovered 'one the largest' schemes in food stamp fraud, Secretary Rollins details U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins says the agency is 'hyper-focused' on ending waste, fraud and abuse, and talks latest policy initiatives. A U.S. Department of Agriculture employee and five others are under arrest as of Friday morning, after allegedly misappropriating tens of millions of dollars in taxpayer food stamp funds.