Business

A Threat to Florida’s Small Businesses: Unpacking HB 677 and SB 564

The Florida Legislature is on the brink of a crucial decision, poised to determine the fate of two significant business relief bills, HB 677 and SB 564, within hours. These

How to Build a Business in Florida with Little or No Money

Florida is a great place for new businesses, thanks to its sunny weather and business-friendly environment. One of the advantages of starting a business in Florida is that there is

Florida’s Pandemic Boom: A Thriving Economy Amidst a National Downturn

Florida has become the top destination for Americans fleeing northern states for the South during the pandemic, with businesses in the region seeing a boost in growth. According to U.S.

Disney’s Reedy Creek deal violated state law, attorneys for DeSantis board say

LAKE BUENA VISTA –With their lawyers saying the deal violated state law, members of Gov. Ron DeSantis’ Disney World oversight board are moving toward revoking agreements they say the theme

9 Profitable Business Opportunities for Entrepreneurs in Florida

Florida is home to more than 2.8 million small businesses, offering a wide range of opportunities for entrepreneurs to invest in and make a healthy profit. If you are looking

Inflation calculator: find out how much UK household price rises affect you

Inflation is soaring in the UK as people are hit by higher prices for everyday essentials. Now in double digits, the latest inflation rate for the 12 months to March

UK inflation: which goods and services have risen most in price?

The UK’s annual inflation rate fell in March, but not by as much as forecast, remaining in double digits at 10.1%, with the price of many of the items used

Britons delayed at Dover to miss out on compensation if EU law scrapped

Passengers taking bus and coach trips to the continent stand to lose their right to compensation for delays in Dover under government plans to delete thousands of EU laws. Legislation

Ukraine grain deal: ship inspections have resumed, says minister

Inspections of ships transporting Ukrainian grain have resumed under a UN-brokered agreement, the country’s deputy prime minister Oleksandr Kubrakov has said. Writing on Facebook on Wednesday, Kubrakov said: “Ship inspections

Former CBI boss trades blows with president over dismissal

The crisis at the scandal-hit Confederation of British Industry has burst into open conflict, as its recently sacked director general and current president argued over the grounds for his dismissal.