News about Economy

Florida cities Orlando, Miami, and Tampa lead national rankings as best places for retirees due to low taxes. The trend impacts housing markets and public services.

Trump seeks federal tax breaks for film/TV production. California Democrats support plan, marking unusual bipartisan alignment on entertainment industry economics.

Major retailers are entering the 'Unbuilt Triangle' in Southwest Florida, signaling rapid demographic shifts in inland areas previously dominated by wildlife such as the Florida panther.

Florida’s annual sales tax holiday for hunting, fishing, and camping supplies starts Sept. 1. Exemptions cover specific items under set price limits through Dec. 31.

Social media updates confirm early-stage construction for Publix’s second store in Babcock Ranch. The development underscores growing economic activity and retail demand in Lee County as Southwest Florida continues to expand its infrastructure.

Florida software firms are finding that success comes from delivering tangible business outcomes like better decisions and lower risk, rather than just offering AI technology.

Out-of-town buyers dominate Florida's new housing market, accounting for over two-thirds of views in the second quarter according to a recent industry report highlighting state affordability.

Former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh signals potential rate hikes due to persistent US inflation. Simultaneously, Nepal rescue operations continue as global instability affects international supply chains relevant to Florida's economy.

Meta agrees to a $18B settlement imposing strict teen usage limits across 47 states. Florida refuses the deal as inadequate while Texas secures its own separate agreement.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates warns in a new editorial that artificial intelligence poses severe risks of mass unemployment and cyberattacks, urging the creation of international institutions to govern its development.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates advocates for a tax on AI automation to protect jobs and fund safety nets amid rising concerns about workforce displacement and digital security threats.

Conflict, climate patterns, and tariffs strain global agriculture as El Niño raises risks for farmers in major producing regions worldwide.