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Florida Business News

• Florida is last state to apply for federal summer food aid. $820 million on the table.

  After weeks of saying the money wasn’t needed, Florida’s Department of Children and Families said it is applying for the no-strings-attached funding after all.

• Citizens Insurance may push you toward more expensive insurers

  Citizens is looking for ways to reduce its policy count, which has increased from 420,000 in 2019 and is expected to reach 765,000 by the end of the year and more than 1 million by 2022.

• Orlando home prices flatten out in August, but experts say hot market isn’t cooling yet

  Home prices in metro Orlando were flat from July to August, sales fell for a second month and housing inventory rose slightly for the fourth straight month.

• Miami federal judge blocks Florida from enforcing ban on ‘sanctuary cities’

  The judge’s ruling struck down a key portion of the 2019 law that prohibits local and state officials from adopting “sanctuary” policies for undocumented migrants.

• AutoNation names former Fiat Chrysler boss as new CEO

  AutoNation reached into the ranks of a major automaker to hire Michael Manley as its new chief executive officer. He’ll replace longtime CEO Mike Jackson, who is retiring Nov. 1.

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