Despite economic anxiety being on the rise, the nation isn’t poised for a recession. But that doesn't mean there aren't going to be other changes.

Florida TaxWatch urges friendly workplace policies and increased investment in affordable childcare to stem growing economic ...

A LendingTree study published this week has revealed the fastest-growing metros in the U.S. — and it turns out that five of ...

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a landmark bill that will ripple through every corner of Florida’s economy including right here in ...

As the House begins to revamp economic-development programs, Florida's aerospace agency would draw more direct oversight, with the governor controlling its board of directors.

A forthcoming report commissioned by The Nature Conservancy in Florida, called “Economic Benefits of Decarbonization in Florida,” finds that investment in a net-zero economy results in a state ...

But given that Florida has 8,436-mile coastline, high-level research institutions seeking solutions to climate change, and access to the power of tides and the Gulf Stream, there’s much more ...

Ultimately, these changes have long-term ramifications for Florida’s future economic growth, talent pipeline, workforce development, and fiscal sustainability.

Florida’s agriculture a crucial part of its economy could be severely affected by climate change. Changes in temperature and precipitation patterns as well as increased saltwater intrusion ...

By 2100, if seas rise 4 feet, look for a cumulative cost of $325 billion to the U.S. economy in responding to widespread flooding, the report says. Florida's portion of that bill? Try $130 billion.

Long-Term Economic Impact of Climate Change. The long-term economic impacts of climate change will be most severe on Florida’s attractiveness as a destination for retirees and seasonal migrants.