Wednesday's Daily Pulse

› Dimension Design acquires Jacksonville-based Media Works Inc. [Florida Times-Union]
Jacksonville-based Media Works, Inc., has been acquired by Dimension Design. Media Works joins the Dimension Design fold in developing approaches for trade shows and large-scale events.

› Brookings calls Tampa Bay an 'American middleweight' [Tampa Bay Times]
A new Brookings analysis identifies Tampa Bay as one of 16 "American Middleweight" metros that make up a global mix of 123 large cities.

› Florida Overtakes Texas As Third Most Popular State For The Exclusive Forbes 400 Club [Forbes]
Last year billionaire hedge fund manager David Tepper held the title of New Jersey’s richest. But he has since moved (along with his $19 billion firm) to Florida, a state with no estate or personal income tax.

› Weston-based Ultimate Software buys San Francisco company [South Florida Sun-Sentinel]
Weston-based Ultimate Software has acquired San Francisco technology firm, Kanjoya, which specializes in helping companies collect and act on employee feedback.

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