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Florida's Minimum Wage Hits $15, Completing a Five-Year Climb
The final $1 step under the 2020 constitutional amendment took effect September 30, lifting the tipped cash wage to $11.98.
Florida Consumer Sentiment Edges Up, Ending a Six-Month Slide
The UF index rose 0.3 points to 67.7 in September even as national confidence fell.
JAXPORT Reports Softer Container Demand, But Volumes Beat Projections
Officials cite tariffs and Panama Canal drought for a roughly 5% year-over-year decline in tonnage and vessel calls.
FAA Weighs Blue Origin's Bid to Fly New Glenn Up to 50 Times a Year
A draft environmental assessment would raise the cap at Cape Canaveral's SLC-36 from 12 launches annually.
BusinessDiva Nail Spa - Nail Salon West Palm Beach: The Charge That Doesn't Show Up: What Every Nail Salon Owner Should Understand About Taxes
Charging part of a service on the card and quietly collecting the rest off the books has a name, skimming, and it is one of the surest ways to raise concern with the IRS. Here is why it is riskier than it looks, and what honest owners do instead.
BusinessNailHouse & Spa: The Charge That Doesn't Show Up: What Every Nail Salon Owner Should Understand About Taxes
Charging part of a service on the card and quietly collecting the rest off the books has a name, skimming, and it is one of the surest ways to raise concern with the IRS. Here is why it is riskier than it looks, and what honest owners do instead.
BusinessRoyal Caribbean Beats Expectations and Raises Its Full-Year Outlook
The Miami-based cruise giant reported stronger-than-expected second-quarter earnings and lifted its guidance for the rest of 2026.
BusinessNextEra Energy Posts Higher Q2 Profit and a Growing Clean-Energy Backlog
The Juno Beach utility giant reported a 9.5% rise in adjusted earnings per share and added 3.6 gigawatts to its renewables pipeline.
BusinessThe Best Nail Studio: The Charge That Doesn't Show Up: What Every Nail Salon Owner Should Understand About Taxes
Charging part of a service on the card and quietly collecting the rest off the books has a name, skimming, and it is one of the surest ways to raise concern with the IRS. Here is why it is riskier than it looks, and what honest owners do instead.