Agriculture Commissioner: ‘Sanctuary Cities’ Bill Would Hurt Florida Farmers
Florida Agricultural Commissioner Nikki Fried is taking a stand against a bill that she believes would hurt Florida farmers.
Study Reveals 1 In 5 Florida Jobs Supported By International Trade
The raw number of jobs supported was close to 2.4 million.
‘Anomaly’ Could Set Back SpaceX Crew Dragon Capsule Launch To ISS
SpaceX’s commercial flight capsule suffered an “anomaly” that could set back the company’s proposed crew-carrying launch to the International Space Station.
Jacksonville Startup Leads Florida In Q1 Venture Capital Funding
Of the 20 deals across the state, Finxact hauled in $30 million of the $107.1 million secured by Florida companies.
Study: Working Women Of Florida Earn 87 Cents For Every Dollar Men Make
Based on the study, women make a median income of $36,746 in contrast to the median income of $42,261 that men make.
Norwegian Sky Receives ‘Most Extensive Ship Renovation’ In Fleet’s History
The Sky’s complete bow-to-stern makeover is part of the Norwegian Edge program, which aims to update its fleet with a “new level of contemporary style.”
SunTrust In Talks With Florida Medical Marijuana Group After Closing Bank Account
As it stands, SunTrust will be closing the Medical Marijuana Business Association of Florida’s accounts on April 16.
Economy Vs. Environment: The Dueling Aspects Of A High-Speed Train Across Florida
Florida’s high-speed rail system from Miami to Orlando has people discussing the economic and environmental impact it’ll have.