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Monday's Afternoon Update
What you need to know about Florida today
Bush, Rubio losing ground in GOP field
A trio of Republican establishment favorites -- Jeb Bush, Scott Walker and Marco Rubio -- are all losing ground in the party's 2016 presidential field, a new Fox News poll shows. Donald Trump, meanwhile, continues to dominate the race, earning 25% support nationally. More from CNN and FOX News and see the full results of the poll.
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» Fox poll highlights chasm between GOP base, establishment
Sales and Marketing Advice
Here's how to get a customer to buy now
It happens all the time. A customer is ready to purchase and then they decide to wait. Did their situation change? Are they unsure your solution is what they really need? Is a competitor whispering in their ear? More from Ron Stein.
Best retirement savings options for self-employed workers
Working for yourself means giving up certain benefits, like a workplace retirement plan. But when it comes to saving for old age, you still have plenty of choices. More at the Tampa Bay Times.
Florida's space agency considers $100,000 bonus plan
Space Florida, the state's space business authority, is considering a performance bonus plan that could provide a reward of more than $100,000 for its president and smaller perks for other top staff. More at the Orlando Sentinel.
Small Business Advice
The right way to expand your business into new markets
Continuous growth is critical for each and every business, but very often, existing markets get so rife with competition, it is almost impossible to grow. In these cases, a business’ only option may be to expand into new markets. More from Jerry Osteryoung.
Florida Small Business
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Florida small businesses will find tools, training and expertise at links to the Florida Department of Financial Services , the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration and more from Florida Small Business.
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WBPT2
The Miami-based PBS member station celebrates six decades on the air and makes plans for many more. In its 60 years, the station now known as WBPT2 has become a public-television heavyweight. But now it must evolve further — without relying on its past successes.
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