Northrop Grumman Pain Relief
Brevard County’s pain from the shutdown of the NASA space shuttle program is getting a significant dose of relief from Northrop Grumman.
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Naples' Persian Flavors
Boulevardiers who stroll past the Irish pubs, euro bistros, English tearooms and all-American ice cream and fudge shops this season in Naples will find that Fifth Avenue South takes a new turn...
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Reality check for Pensacola's Downtown Technology Park
"We have to reprioritize." — Jim Hizer, President and CEO of the Greater Pensacola Chamber of Commerce
Photo: Katie King / Pensacola News Journal
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Business Portrait: Orlando and Orange County
The broad outlines of Orlando's economy are now well-defined.
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Small Business Toolbox
Set yourself up for success by following these tips and tricks from the experts.
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A region-by-region
look at Florida's economy
Click for profiles of
· Northwest Florida
· North Central Florida
Photo: The National Flight Academy opened in Pensacola last year.
Changes at chain restaurants in Florida
Video interview with Florida Trend's restaurant editor Chris Sherman
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Viva Florida 500 Travel Guide
There's much to see and do as Florida commemorates the 500-year anniversary of Ponce de León arriving on its eastern shore.
Are you ready to explore?
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The Mission Culture in North Florida
Photo: A re-creation of the Mission San Luis in Tallahassee. Story here.
This story is part of our series on Hispanics in Florida.
Medical Math: Treating cancer in Florida
Dr. Sandy Anderson formulates mathematical models of a cancer's behavior.
[Photo: Mark Wemple]
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Florida Icon:
Toni Jennings
The former lieutenant governor and legislator talks about her life in both public and private arenas.
[Photo: Doug Scaletta]
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Jacksonville U: Positioned for growth
Meet the university's new president, Tim Cost, and find out what his plans are.
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New legal trend:
'Issue spotting'
Christine Weingart (left) consults with Leigh Elliott.
[Photo: Eric Cucciaioni]
More >Scott to veto tuition hike, approve hospital funds
Gov. Rick Scott today will veto a 3 percent increase in Florida college tuition and approve $65 million in extra Medicaid funding to hospitals that provide much of the care to the poor.
New oil rigs may soon sprout in Florida
Fueled by lofty oil prices, more efficient drilling techniques and the promise of untapped but also largely unproven reservoirs, at least a half-dozen companies plan to expand exploration across Florida.
Floridians could net $19 million in Wells Fargo settlement
A group of South Florida attorneys has negotiated a projected settlement of more than $19 million to resolve a class-action case brought on behalf of thousands of homeowners across the state.
A four-star destination for military retirees
Brevard's beaches, base and good living make it a hotspot for veterans, who help drive economy and local organizations.
Space Coast jobs
The Space Coast's pain from the shutdown of the NASA space shuttle program is getting a significant dose of relief from Northrop Grumman.
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Florida Demographics
The 2013 Economic Yearbook:
Reports from Florida's regions, plus an interactive map of Florida featuring population, per capita income, unemployment rate, age and more.
Florida Career Connections 
If you are unemployed, underemployed or just seeking a new career path, this new site will help you navigate a path to success.
