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Car-Dealership Mogul David Fischer Sells Palm Beach Compound for Nearly $100 Million
A waterfront compound in Palm Beach built by car-dealership mogul David Fischer and his wife Jennifer has sold for close to $100 million, according to people familiar with the transaction. The property includes a dock on the Intracoastal Waterway, and the sale caps a quarter-century buildout that began when the couple paid just over $5 million for the main house.
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The_Tequila Festival Raises the Bar
Boca Raton’s fifth annual tequila celebration delivers a spirited blend of unlimited tastings, culinary delights, live entertainment and unexpected athletic challenges. Tequila has a reputation for making people do questionable things. Singing karaoke with the confidence of Freddie Mercury, texting an ex at 2 a.m., or suddenly believing you’re qualified to compete in the Olympics. Fortunately, Boca Raton’s fifth annual The Tequila Festival offered considerably better ways to embrace the spirit, although a few activities still had me questioning whether tequila and athletic competition should ever share the same sentence.
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Woman Sues Apple For $350 Million Over Wellington Store Discrimination Claim
WELLINGTON, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) (Copyright © 2026 MetroDesk Media, LLC) — A Palm Beach County woman is suing Apple for $350 million. She claims staff at the Apple Store in The Mall at Wellington Green treated her like a thief because she is Black, then took her iPhone apart and handed it back broken. Curtashia Oliver, who is representing herself, says she went to the store with her husband on Sept. 25 for a confirmed appointment. She had forgotten the passcode to her iPhone 14 Plus and just wanted it erased. According to the complaint, the employee helping her told a coworker, “She’s Black, she probably stole it, I don’t know if I should help her erase it.” Oliver says she heard it. The suit also claims staff joked about her older phone and kept asking whether it was really hers. Oliver alleges employees took the phone to a back room and kept her at the store for hours past closing. When it came back, the suit says, it had been completely disassembled, its internal retention screws were removed, and it looked like it had been dropped. The phone now won’t get past recovery mode, cutting her off from her photos,