Great Floridian Triathlon, in its 25th year, helps Clermont carve out niche
But the Great Floridian keeps bringing people back, to the delight of hotels, restaurants and businesses that reap rewards from triathletes and their families.
Romano: In Florida's race for new jobs, shouldn't quality count, too?
Growing the economy is obviously an important endeavor, and Gov. Rick Scott devotes much of his attention to it. But does his strategy miss the mark?
Got a job? Miami-Dade unemployment rate ticks down in September
The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in Miami-Dade County dipped slightly to 5.8 percent in September, according to a state report released Friday.
Housing market sails forward
The U.S. economy just can’t seem to get a strong, sustained wind in its sails.
What cultural diversity can teach sports about engagement
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Job cuts rise in September but remain lower for the year
Florida employers announced 1,109 layoffs in September, up from 915 a year ago, outsourcing firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas said Thursday.
Home construction can't keep up with new jobs, study finds
South Florida has one of the nation’s largest disparities between home construction and job creation — making it harder for people to find affordable homes, according to a study from the National Association of Realtors.
WSJ Survey: Economists Still See Fed Rate Increase in 2015
Economists are taking Federal Reserve officials at their word—the first interest-rate increase will come this year.
Disney considers demand-driven pricing
The happiest place on Earth might be changing the way it charges guests.
Florida's private-sector jobs up 25 percent in September
Florida’s job engine keeps pumping.