Friday's Daily Pulse

› Battling Ubers case leaves behemoth unable to launch new feature [Gainesville Sun]
Uber, the mobile application that allows users to call for a community-based taxi-like service, is tangling with a local company — called Uber Promotions — over what the Gainesville-based company says is trademark infringement.

› Economic development corporation settles open-records lawsuit [Sarasota Herald-Tribune]
Sarasota County’s economic development agency and a watchdog nonprofit group settled a long-standing legal battle Thursday over whether the agency must submit to Florida’s open government laws.

› Duke Energy to seek sale of international business [The News & Observer]
Duke Energy will sell its international business, the company said Thursday as it announced 2015 earnings that were hurt by volatile returns in Central and South America.

› Today's investors must work harder to flip homes [South Florida Sun-Sentinel]
Higher prices haven't put an end to home flipping in South Florida, a new report shows. Flips accounted for 6.3 percent of third-quarter home and condominium sales in Palm Beach County, up from 5.9 percent in the same period of 2014.

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