March 29, 2024

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| 11/10/2016

Here's what Donald Trump's election could mean for the economy in Florida

Some of the biggest impacts of a Trump presidency, particularly in trade and immigration, may unfold gradually over many months, if not years. Some additional fiscal stimulus is expected for infrastructure, but it's unclear whether that money will flow into Florida. [Source: Tampa Bay Times]

» Your turn: How do you think a Trump presidency will impact your business?

Florida's private-sector jobs up 5 percent in October, outpacing Texas and California

Florida added 15,800 private-sector jobs in October, up 5 percent from 15,125 a year ago, according to payroll firm ADP. The state led job growth nationwide and in the South, generating more jobs than big-population states including Texas and California. [Source: South Florida Sun-Sentinel]

Rick Scott says 'I'll pass' on a Trump cabinet spot

After Donald Trump's victory in the presidential race Tuesday night, rumors have started to swirl about who might join his administration. And Scott -- an ardent Trump supporter, chairman of his super PAC and, like Trump, a self-styled outsider -- is a name that naturally comes up. More from the Orlando Sentinel and the Times/Herald.

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» What does Donald Trump's win mean for Rick Scott, Pam Bondi?

Seminole Tribe of Florida can keep blackjack tables at its casinos, judge rules

A federal judge says that the Seminole Tribe of Florida can keep blackjack tables at its casinos. U.S. District Judge Robert Hinkle on Wednesday sided with the tribe in a legal tussle against the state of Florida. [Source: AP]

Why the death of coral reefs could be devastating for millions of humans

If carbon dioxide emissions continue to fuel the planet's rising temperature, the widespread loss of coral reefs by 2050 could have devastating consequences for tens of millions of people, according to new research published Wednesday in the scientific journal PLOS. [Source: Washington Post]

ALSO AROUND FLORIDA:

› National tennis campus to open in Lake Nona
Tennis dates are set and stars of the sport have started rolling in to Lake Nona in advance of the planned Jan. 2 opening of the country's largest tennis campus.

› Latin Builders Association honors Florida Community Bank
Weston-based Florida Community Bank (FCB) was recently honored by the Latin Builders Association with its Mortgage Lender of the Year Award.

› Jacksonville-based Fanatics signs deal with Atlanta Falcons
The licensed sports retailing giant, Fanatics Inc., just signed a significant deal with the media conglomerate that operates the Atlanta Falcons, the Atlanta United FC and the Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

› Path for 2017 Miami International Boat Show cleared
City of Miami officials are working now on plans for the 2017 Miami International Boat Show on city-owned Virginia Key. The hugely popular show is just three months away.

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