Biz Buzz of the Week: Restaurant chain opens HQ at ODP campus; Unfinished office building faces foreclosure and more.

Restaurant chain moves headquarters to Office Depot complex by Erik Bojnansky

A national fast food chain will relocate its headquarters to an office in the Office Depot complex in Palm Beach County. Read more.

Unfinished office building faces $15M foreclosure by Brian Bandell

An office building in Miami-Dade, which is still under construction, has been targeted in a $15 million foreclosure lawsuit. Read more.

Beach hotel to lay off 69 staff by Cortney Danielle Moore

The Seagate job cuts to include employees at the hotel company's resort and private beach club properties. Read more.

Miami fintech raises $12 million to help exporters by Ashley Portero

The startup's capital injunction comes two years after its massive $82 million seed round. Read more.

Local private equity firm closes $881M fund by Eman Elshahawy

Comvest Partners , a West Palm Beach-based private equity firm, completed a multimillion-dollar capital raise for its latest fund. Read more.

ICYMI: Top Breaking News this week

• Sawgrass Mills restaurant files for bankruptcy
• FAT Village office, apartments break ground in Fort Lauderdale
• South Miami passes new Live Local Act code
• Bankrupt public company completes $180M sale
• Local public company reaches settlement over failed acquisition

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'It's not where I expected to be,' cruise industry college courses provide new opportunities. by Cortney Danielle Moore

NSU president Moon prepares to usher in new era by Brian Bandell

See who landed on this week's Lists:

• Top South Florida Colleges & Universities
• Top MBA programs in South Florida

That's all for this week's Biz Buzz, and thanks for supporting the SFBJ. This weekly round-up of South Florida's buzziest business news was compiled by Eman Elshahawy, digital producer. Questions? Comments? Concerns? News tips? Send them to [email protected] .

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