Florida Business News
- Citizens policies now at lowest level since 2019
The policy count at the state’s Citizens Property Insurance Corp. has dropped to its lowest level in six years — and is headed toward the smallest number ever.
- Dream weaver
Yale-trained and Wall Street-tested, Diandra Weaver is home again in Miami heading up investments and advice for J.P. Morgan Private Bank.
- Travelers expected to fly through holiday in record numbers, shrugging off shutdown fallout
Florida airport officials, the nation’s airlines and the Federal Aviation Administration are all expecting record numbers of travelers between now and Dec. 2.
- Florida can enforce social media law aimed at kids, appeals court rules
A divided federal appeals court Tuesday ruled that Florida can begin enforcing a 2024 law aimed at preventing children from having access to certain social-media platforms.
- Florida citrus growers thankful this year for $30M USDA citrus buy
Florida Citrus Mutual, which represents citrus growers across the state, is sharing its thanks ahead of Thanksgiving for the United States Department of Agriculture’s intent to purchase $30 million in fresh oranges, grapefruit and mandarins.






















