News about Economy

George Kamel of Ramsey Solutions advises Florida families to eliminate debt before using funds from political programs like Trump Accounts for investment, highlighting the mathematical risks of premature saving.

New US data shows China used multiple nations to bypass tariffs. The report highlights specific trade routes employed by Chinese exporters to avoid higher import duties imposed during the Trump administration era.

Four million Floridians face higher Obamacare costs in 2027 due to market volatility and subsidy uncertainties, prompting political debate in Tallahassee about healthcare affordability.

Six Florida residents have won Mega Millions jackpots worth over $3.76 billion since 2014, including a recent $800 million prize and a record-breaking $1.58 billion award.

New Goldman Sachs analysis challenges extreme market narratives, arguing AI spending boosts growth without harming other sectors or inflating GDP as much as predicted by either bulls or bears.

Florida Chamber places ad in Times Square praising NYC mayor's role in southward migration. Campaign cites budget and tax differences as key drivers of economic shift between states.

Republican pollsters alert the party to a potential Democratic surge driven by voter dissatisfaction with inflation and immigration policy. Internal data shows shifting sentiment in key Florida districts ahead of midterm elections.

Chief Economist Torsten Slok argues the AI boom is financially unsustainable because profits rely on investors rather than earnings, posing risks to Florida’s tech-driven economic growth.

South Florida communities are feeling economic shifts as Haitians leave public spaces following the termination of Temporary Protected Status, impacting local commerce.

Florida Lotto results for August 8 show a $6 million win claimed at a Sunoco station, following a historic $800 million Mega Millions payout from Bradenton earlier in the week.

South Florida communities are feeling economic shifts as Haitian TPS ends. Empty businesses and lost jobs signal changing demographics in key neighborhoods.

A West Palm Beach firm is selling annual memberships for guaranteed private plane seats out of Florida before hurricanes arrive. The service routes passengers to Atlanta at a fixed cost.