by Brian Burgess | Apr 29, 2021
While Florida appears poised for a major tourism rebound this summer, business travel is still lagging and could act as a drag on the state economy. The state’s once-thriving business travel sector, where as recently as early 2020 saw industry associations...
by Brian Burgess | Apr 26, 2021
As we near the start of our sixth year, The Capitolist is planning yet another expansion to our coverage of news and events at the nexus of Florida’s business, policy and political worlds. Our goal is to help our readers understand the people, the...
by Brian Burgess | Apr 25, 2021
Every weekend, we take a look at the news stories shaping the conversations in Florida’s business, policy and political worlds. Here’s this weekend’s Capitolist wrap-up, which we call “The Wrap.” Voters may have final say on Seminole Compact Just announced with...
by Brian Burgess | Apr 22, 2021
With nearly $7 billion in federal American Rescue Plan funds slated for delivery to Florida city and county governments in the near future, local elected officials and business leaders alike are eagerly awaiting a decision on how the cash can be spent. The Biden...
by Brian Burgess | Apr 22, 2021
Florida’s biggest teachers union and their political allies are starting to get giddy this week at the prospect of pulling victory from the jaws of defeat in the state legislature. A paycheck protection proposal making its way through the...
