Friday's Daily Pulse

› Jacksonville could be first in state to get cutting-edge interchange design [Jacksonville Business Journal]
The Florida Department of Transportation is proposing an innovative (and sometimes controversial) type of interchange for Fernandina Beach, saying it would be safer and reduce congestion.

› Invasive frogs are spreading in Florida [Sarasota Herald-Tribune]
Cuban tree frogs are an invasive species and since their arrival in shipping containers from parts of the Caribbean in the 1920s, the frogs have proliferated across the Sunshine State's peninsula.

› Florida business owners 'always on the clock' [Tampa Bay Business Journal]
More than three in four Florida business owners and executives - 76 percent of those surveyed - check their work emails on vacation, a study by BMO Harris Bank found.

› Radio series helps business owners re-boot [Miami Herald]
Could your business use a re-boot? For a small business owner, the fourth quarter is a great time to take a deep look at your operations and put some key changes in place in order to get a fast start in 2015.

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