Florida Business News

New Sunday Market Debuts in St. Pete, Fostering Community and Local Commerce

St. Petersburg residents have something new to look forward to as Tampa Bay Markets introduces the Sunday Market St. Pete, set to kick off this weekend at St. Petersburg High

Breadcoin Initiative: Nourishing Tampa’s Homeless and Small Businesses Alike

In a bid to support Tampa’s homeless population, Breadcoin has introduced a unique form of currency that circulates downtown, providing individuals with the means to purchase meals at participating restaurants

The Shape of Influence: How Button Design Affects Online Shopping Behavior

In the realm of online shopping, the design of buttons can play a crucial role in consumer behavior, according to a recent study conducted by the University of South Florida

PortMiami’s Cruise Boom: A Beacon of Hope for the Industry’s Future

PortMiami, recognized as the cruise capital of the world, has solidified its standing with record-breaking passenger numbers for the fiscal year 2023. According to recently released data, the port served

Pointy Hats and Wooden Crates: The Year-Round Resurgence of Gnome Mania

In the midst of St. Petersburg’s Shopapalooza, an event attracting eager customers, one vendor, Gnome Sweet Gnome, stole the show. The $45 handmade gnomes were a hot commodity, swiftly outpacing

Resilience in Scrubs: Florida’s Nursing Rebound and Future Prospects

In recent years, Florida’s nursing landscape has experienced a transformative journey marked by challenges and triumphs. Between 2012 and 2021, the number of registered nurse (RN) jobs in the state

Thanksgiving Travel: Anticipating Record Crowds Amidst Weather Concerns

Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and despite concerns over inflation and memories of previous holiday travel disruptions, a record number of Americans are gearing up to hit the skies

Tampa Bay Businesses Navigate Post-Summer Challenges, Hope for Holiday Uptick

As Tampa Bay businesses emerge from a challenging summer marked by decreased foot traffic and economic uncertainties, owners are cautiously optimistic about the upcoming holiday season. While some establishments have

Lotte Plaza Market Grand Opening: A Game-Changer in New Tampa

New Tampa has been buzzing with excitement as the Lotte Plaza Market, a 49,000-square-foot Korean-owned superstore, made its grand debut in the area. This opening marked a significant milestone, drawing

Breakthrough: Stellantis and Auto Workers Reach Tentative Deal to End Six-Week Strike

Stellantis and the United Auto Workers union have reached a tentative contract agreement that could put an end to a six-week strike involving more than 14,000 workers at Stellantis assembly