March 29, 2024

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30-somethings making their mark across Florida
From hedge funds to online publishing, these 30-something crowd key players are a diverse group of industry leaders, setting trends around the state.
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University of Florida lands a $75-million endowment
$75 million donation aims to boost UF research.
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Eight years after starting his Miami-based film studio Panamax Films, James McNamara has learned tough lessons.
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The recession is fast becoming a memory for most Jacksonville residents.
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Habitat for Humanity Foreclosures in Jacksonville
The Jacksonville affiliate of Habitat for Humanity, called HabiJax, foreclosed on 50 homeowners last year, following 33 in 2012 — more than the previous six years combined. Many HabiJax homeowners were not able to overcome job losses, medical expenses or tax and insurance increases that increased their housing outlays.
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Reacting to a changing market two years ago, real estate investment firm JWB Real Estate Capital in Jacksonville decided to shift gears and build houses to rent rather than sell.
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Private funds, public schools
The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida launched a fundraising campaign in April called "Quality Education for All."
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SharpSpring
Rick Carlson created Gainesville-based SharpSpring to help marketing firms measure the success of their efforts across all advertising platforms — from social media websites to print.
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Building buy-in at Plum Creek
The undeveloped land owned by Plum Creek Timber in east Alachua County is four times bigger than the borough of Manhattan.
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Slow PACE for energy efficiency retrofits
A program the state approved three years ago makes it easier and cheaper for consumers and businesses to pay for energy-efficiency retrofits. Why is it taking so long to get off the ground?
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New security cameras in downtown Lakeland are raising concerns about privacy. The Lakeland Downtown Development Authority has begun installing 13 new security cameras on streets, sidewalks, and alleyways, and there are mixed feelings about them.

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