Florida voters will be asked to restore felon voting rights

A Florida group seeking to restore the voting rights for most felons has enough certified signatures to put a proposed constitutional amendment on the November ballot. The amendment would have to be approved by 60 percent of voters. It would automatically restore voting rights for most felons who have completed their sentences. See the text of the amendment, here. More from the AP.

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Manufacturing firm seeks incentives to expand HQ in Miami

Outdoor furniture and umbrella manufacturing firm Tuuci LLC is seeking taxpayer incentives to expand its headquarters in Miami-Dade County and add 40 jobs. This would be the second time the Miami-based company accesses the state’s Qualified Target Industry program. More from the South Florida Business Journal.

Leading digital currency partners with Orlando-based Mercury Cash

New York-based digital currency, Dash, is partnering with Orlando-based exchange, Mercury Cash. Dash is using Mercury Cash to expand its footprint in South America. More from the Orlando Sentinel.

Sarasota keeps red light cameras, but selects new vendor

Red light cameras have generated an abundance of controversy and revenue since their inception and they will continue to keep a close eye on 10 Sarasota intersections, City Commissioners recently voted. More from the Sarasota Herald-Tribune.

Suppliers report strong demand for citrus

Citrus grower-shippers in California, Texas and Florida have seen good demand for citrus. California is mainly shipping oranges, mandarins and lemons, Texas mainly oranges and grapefruit, and Florida mainly More from the Packer.