North Central: News articles from Florida Trend

Central Florida, Orlando Players - Feb. 2009

Tim Jackson, Florida Energy and Climate Commission; Bob Longo, WESH-TV Ch. 2; David Gray Ross, Health and Human Services Read more »

Published on 2/1/2009

Central Florida, Space Coast Business Briefs - Feb. 2009

Miami-Dade County

Perhaps more than any other community in Florida, Miami-Dade -- its business, and cultural base, its politics, its community dynamics, its perception elsewhere, its 'feel' -- is defined by demography. Read more »

Published on 2/1/2009

Agriculture 2009

Agriculture is well-positioned for growth in the year ahead. Read more »

Published on 1/1/2009

Event: Winslow Homer in America

Trapping in the Adirondacks, wood engraving by Winslow Homer Ocala’s Appleton Museum of Art features “Winslow Homer in America” through Jan. 18, with 142 wood engravings by the celebrated 19th-century... Read more »

Published on 1/1/2009

Play: Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)

The Reduced Shakespeare
Company presents “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)[revised]” at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County through Jan. 18. Read more »

Published on 12/1/2008

North Central: Timing is Key

Growing companies see new opportunities in "just right" North Central locations. Read more »

Published on 9/24/2008

Icon: Harris Mullen

Harris Mullen founded Florida Trend in 1958 and ran it for 22 years before selling it to the St. Petersburg Times. Read more »

Published on 9/1/2008

Attorneys in the News - July 2008

Florida Supreme Court Justice Kenneth B. Bell; State Rep. Joseph Gibbons; George LeMieux, Hugh W. Bill Perry; Don Beuttenmuller; Loretta Comiskey O'Keefe Read more »

Published on 7/1/2008

Central Florida Players - July 2008

Jeff Fuqua, Greater Orlando Aviation Authority; Tom Lang, Kissimmee Convention & Visitors Read more »

Published on 7/1/2008

Florida's Favorite Boating Places

A look at Apalachicola, Carrabelle, Doctors Lake, Big Pine Lake, Fernandina Beach and Goodland. Read more »

Published on 7/1/2008

New Orlando Arena Pushes Limits of Eminent Domain Law

The new statute came just in time for one family —and nearly derailed a major development project in downtown Orlando. Read more »

Published on 6/1/2008

One Last Big Push for Phosphate Mining

South-central Florida's landscape will be shaped in large part by a company many residents have never heard of. Mosaic is the only big player left in Florida's phosphate industry, and it controls more than 300,000 acres. Read more »

Published on 5/1/2008

Phosphate Mining 101

Phosphate mining is big business in Florida. Our interactive presentation highlights how phosphate mining works -- from deep in the ground to the distribution of fertilizer. Read more »

Published on 5/1/2008

Quote of the Day

Video: Babcock Ranch Tour

The vintage Florida way of life meets development at the Babcock Ranch. Read more »

Published on 4/1/2008

Quiz: That Submarine Travel Idea Didn't Pan Out

As part of its 10th anniversary issue in 1968, Florida Trend made a number of predictions about the state’s future. How did we do — and how will you do on some related questions you can use to test your Florida Business IQ? Read more »

Published on 4/1/2008

Data: North Central Fla. 2008

Population, income and job statistics. Read more »

Published on 4/1/2008

NORTH CENTRAL: Preparing for the Future

"Local hospitals and manufacturers find if difficult to attract others to come on down when housing is losing its affordability." Read more »

Published on 4/1/2008

New Pub's Roots

A few American brewpubs, notably the Tampa Bay Brewing Co., have chefs who put craft in food to match the beer (and beers in vinaigrettes, pizza crust and ice cream). Read more »

Published on 3/1/2008

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The growing number of older entrepreneurs
A growing number of individuals over the age of 50+, or “encore entrepreneurs”, are turning to small business ownership.
Florida exports up 3.6% in November
The latest international trade numbers show that $5.15 billion worth of goods left Florida for international markets in November.

Does it cost more to keep illegal immigrants in the U.S. -- or deport them?

While the debate over immigration reform often appears to revolve around politics, the root of the issue is economics.

Businesses driving Medicaid expansion push

Florida's Legislature has twice turned down proposals to provide health insurance for nearly 1 million state residents.

Ag Secretary says Cuba trade could grow by hundreds of millions

U.S. trade with Cuba could rebound from its current $300 million to close to $500 million with Florida among the states capitalizing the most.

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