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Do I Have What It Takes?

Published on 4/20/2018

Entrepreneurial Assessment

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Industry Assessment

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Market Analysis: Customers

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Market Analysis: Competitors

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Securing a Loan Checklist

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Financial Analysis: Start-Up Expenses

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Financial Analysis: Ongoing Expenses

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One of Florida’s main weapons to thwart “doctor shopping” has been expanding substantially after the passage of a tough new law aimed at addressing the continuing opioid crisis.
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The Florida Supreme Court on Thursday ordered a cigarette-maker to pay a Delray Beach woman $18.5 million for the 1993 death of her mother from lung cancer.

Brightline tries to revive train travel in America

Florida startup Brightline plans to focus on routes between big cities “too far to drive, too short to fly.”

SeaWorld Orlando becomes ER for manatees stricken by red tide

The animal rescue facility tucked in the behind-the-scenes part of the theme park has been bombarded with sick manatees from the toxic algae bloom that has plagued the state.

Three film projects may get business rolling again in Miami

Three film projects eyeing Miami-Dade as their primary shooting site could each receive a $100,000 grants to film there.

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