Our Haute 100 list details the accomplishments of the most influential people in each of our markets—Miami, New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. These people continue to make moves, so rather than waiting for the next Haute 100 issue to come out, we thought we’d provide you with regular updates on those Haute 100ers who are making headlines. Check back daily for more info on the most powerful people in your city. Today, Miami’s Haute 100 member, Micky Arison.

No one would question the value of the Trump name. The mega mogul has spent decades not only building his empire, but constructing his last name into a worldwide brand that earns respect at its mere mention. Since his offspring have graduated into respected business minds in their own right, the value of the name Trump has increased exponentially.

It’s a great day when some of Miami’s most celebrated chefs earn the national attention that they so deserve. We got word today that Jonathan Wright, executive chef at The Setai, South Beach, has been tapped to cook alongside some of the culinary world’s top luminaries in the inaugural Lucky Rice Festival in New York City, April 28 to May 2. So what is this festival that rejoices in the good fortunate of a grain, you ask? Why, the celebration of Asian cuisine, of course.

Due to the difficult economic times, there have been plenty of businesses that have suffered. Some have closed up shop leaving industry heavy hitters alone in the game, while others are on their way to extinction. However, in the world of luxury goods, one industry stands out as having overcome these hardships, thanks to loyal clients who refuse to sacrifice when it comes to their timepieces.

What do you get when you combine some serious star wattage, a great cause, and two of the best cities in the U.S.? Why, the 2010 Entertainment Industry Foundation Revlon Walk for Women, which will take place in NYC on May 1, and Los Angeles on May 8, with supporters like Halle Berry, Jessica Alba, Jessica Biel, Julie Bowen, James Denton, Marg Helgenberger, Carrie Ann Inaba, Jesse L. Martin, and Dr. Oz in attendance. The walk is one of the nation’s largest single-day fundraisers that supports women’s cancer research, counseling, and outreach programs

Sam Fox owns a lot of things in Arizona, including 23 restaurants statewide, and his latest venue is no exception to his vision. While some people were sad to see Pink Taco close down after only three years in Scottsdale, the space being taken over by the Fox group’s latest uber-cool spot was something many have been eager to see unfold.

This goes out to all you luxury motorcycle enthusiasts out there. The Quail Motorcycle Gathering is coming to Carmel Valley, California and you are cordially invited. On May 8, you will have the opportunity to see motorcycles from different eras, including the showcase of the “World’s Fastest Electric Motorcycle,” which topped out at an incredible 166 mph, and a meticulously restored 1974 Ducati 750 SS, the last new bike of its kind sold in the U.S. And with event sponsors that read like a who’s who of luxury brands, including Rolls-Royce, Rolex, Lamborghini, Mercedes-Benz, and Bentley, this is surely one not to miss.

While some will spend next Tuesday celebrating Earth Day, you can bet that members from our haute headquarters will be helping to swing open the doors for the grand re-opening of the Porcelanosa Miami Showroom. After a $2 million renovation investment, which allowed for an additional 5,000 square feet of space, the new showroom promises a plethora of posh new pleasures, including an independent area to house fully-equipped kitchens.

Several NYC media outlets have taken advantage of tax day 2010 to analyze the city’s on-again, off-again love affair with Wall Street. Patrick McGeehan over at the New York Times started the review yesterday after Federal Reserve economists indicated that an upswing for the regional economy might be on the way.