Thursday's Daily Pulse

› FastTrain College accused of falsifying financial aid [South Florida Sun-Sentinel]
Federal and state authorities have filed a civil complaint against a private, for-profit chain of schools and its owner, alleging submission of false information regarding students' eligibility for federal financial aid.

› Jaxport gains new export business from Acura [JOC.com]
American Honda Motor has selected Florida’s port of Jacksonville to export new Acura MDX and TLX models to the Middle East, further solidifying the U.S. Southeast’s status as a growing region for auto production and trade.

› USF to determine president's bonus [Tampa Bay Times]
The University of South Florida's board of trustees will decide Thursday how big of a bonus to award President Judy Genshaft for the 2013-2014 school year. Genshaft, the longest serving president in school history, can be awarded up to $175,000 according to her contract.

› Creative co-working space Miami Ironside draws Laufen’s U.S. headquarters [Miami Herald]
Miami Ironside is a collaborative workspace for designers, architects, fashion, lighting designers, graphic designers, furniture and fixture suppliers in 100,000 square feet of adapted warehouse space in the Upper East Side.

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