Wednesday's Daily Pulse

› Learning why some philanthropic programs work [Sarasota Herald-Tribune]
Philanthropists have poured millions of dollars into improving education in the United States — paying for new buildings, buying new computers and even creating new charter schools.

› Florida Citrus Industry Proposes Dramatic Changes for FDOC [Southeast A Net]
A group of growers, processors and fresh fruit packers who share a deep concern about the grave economic situation facing the Florida citrus industry have submitted a formal request to Florida Citrus Commission Chairman G. Ellis Hunt Jr..

› Cissy Proctor 'fast-tracked' for Florida DEO, official says [Orlando Sentinel]
Cissy Proctor, Gov. Rick Scott's new jobs chief, got unanimous backing Tuesday from a second Senate panel as she moves through her confirmation process.

› Survey Reveals Business Is Trusted More Than Government Around The World [Forbes]
Ed elm an’s 2016 Trust Barometer has revealed that people in most countries around the world trust the business sector more than their governments.

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