Florida Retail Federation Expects Fourth Of July Sales To Slightly Sink This Year
With the Fourth of July holiday landing in the middle of the week, the Florida Retail Federation expects sales to sink a tad this year.
Florida Chamber Of Commerce Highlights Importance Of Apprenticeships
At a workforce summit hosted by the Florida Chamber of Commerce, educational and business leaders touted the benefits that apprenticeships can bring Sunshine State companies.
Florida’s Unemployment Rate Drops Slightly In May
Florida’s unemployment rate ticked down 0.1 percent in May.
NASA Administrator: ‘No Doubt’ SpaceX Capsule Explosion Will Delay Crewed Flights
NASA’s top boss said the late April “anomaly” that lit a SpaceX capsule ablaze will definitely delay the U.S. space agency’s plans for crewed flights.
Starsky Robotics Reaches Another Milestone On Road To Releasing Driverless Big Rigs
Starsky Robotics has reached another milestone on its road to releasing driverless big rigs on Florida highways.
Florida Department Of Agriculture Providing Free Meals To Children During Summer
The Florida Department of Agriculture’s Summer BreakSpot program is stepping up to feed millions of children while school is out.
Full Steam Ahead: Virgin Trains Starts Construction On Orlando To South Florida Route
Virgin Trains, formerly Brightline, has begun construction on a high-speed rail line connecting Orlando and South Florida.
A Look At Florida’s Thriving Tourism Economy
If Florida was its own country, it would have the world’s 17th largest economy with a GDP of $1 trillion.
SpaceX Launching 60 Internet Satellites For Starlink Megaconstellation
Barring another setback, SpaceX will be live streaming their launch of 60 internet satellites Thursday night.
Florida Chamber Of Commerce: Sunshine State ‘Made For Trade’
The Florida Chamber of Commerce took a moment this week to remind the globe that the Sunshine State was “made for trade.”