October 18, 2017
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Florida Business News
- UF security concerns grow for Richard Spencer speech
Tensions are rising as law enforcement, faculty and students prepare for a white nationalist and self-described leader of the so-called “alt-right,” to speak at the University of Florida.
Panel says no to nearly all public proposals for revising Florida constitution
The Constitution Revision Commission received more than 2,000 ideas from the public for updating the state Constitution. Tuesday, it rejected nearly all of them.
Auto rental giant Sixt selects Fort Lauderdale for North American headquarters
The expansion will create 300 new jobs and invest $10.4 million in the local community.
Column: Florida’s minority businesses need tax cuts most
In Florida, there are nearly 930,000 minority-owned businesses, which make up almost half of the state’s small businesses.
JEA board OKs major solar-power expansion
The JEA board of directors unanimously approved a major solar-power program that will invest millions expanding its use of solar panels.
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