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More customers can mean more work for Jacksonville’s small businesses, and a bigger bill before the first payment comes in. Here’s how one lender says owners can figure out how much cash they’ll need to grow in 2027. https://t.co/X5RYJzu2ND

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Playboy is under contract to buy the Freehand Miami hotel in Miami Beach for $12.5 million and wants to turn it into a members-only club. The deal is expected to close by Dec. 15. https://t.co/T8WUYWIfLG

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Jacksonville’s Redwire helped power the International Space Station. Now, with a $40 million federal award, it’s adapting the same solar technology for a test near the moon’s south pole that could help power future rovers and habitats. https://t.co/T80LSwd2XR

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Job seekers are going viral for pranking AI interviewers. One sent his own AI clone to do the interview. Meanwhile, 63% of U.S. job seekers say they've now been interviewed by AI. https://t.co/GaDNldvJP8

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After Democrats' midterm wins, a tax break that lets data center developers immediately write off servers and GPUs could be in jeopardy, as public opposition to the projects keeps growing. https://t.co/qC1XCInEdm

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Military veterans may earn lower salaries on average compared with nonveterans nationwide, but that varies significantly — and might be reversed — depending on where the veterans live. https://t.co/EY7rmPp1TX

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Most SBA variable-rate loans will see higher monthly payments if the Federal Reserve raises rates again in 2026, putting stress on small businesses already operating with thin margins. https://t.co/6GdEvcrnK1

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As growth pushes deeper into Northeast Florida, developers and retailers are rethinking what new communities need to attract buyers, businesses and investment. https://t.co/Tp9JM6UtAA

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TB Media Group CEO Tamika Bickham discusses how businesses can use storytelling and video to build credibility and connect with audiences. https://t.co/v9xbbKisx6

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Is a Florida public college degree worth the cost? https://t.co/eiudCeLaQC

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City and state leaders share lessons learned from their time as elected officials as new representatives prepare to enter office locally and nationally. https://t.co/4WHdiEQfBj

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How did JTA count employee and promotional rides on its driverless shuttles? State prosecutors are seeking the raw ridership data, records of any incentives to ride and the figures JTA submitted to funding agencies. https://t.co/bKAC4tx1Su

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Jacksonville’s warehouse boom has given big tenants more room to shop, while smaller industrial buildings remain hard to come by. Two major leases and a shrinking construction pipeline offer clues to what comes next. https://t.co/FGVIx6i2Lb

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In this edition of The Playbook, we take a look at why many leaders aren’t ready to navigate major change, why 'ghost jobs' are not going away and more. https://t.co/5139GcUTM3

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Missouri-based MACO Management Company purchased the property off Interstate 295 from its original developers. https://t.co/3wapb1y4mm

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An employee-owned engineering firm is making Jacksonville its second Florida base as it expands its civil engineering and land development work across the First Coast. https://t.co/FKWsNgpnp5

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Planes could still land in Jacksonville on Friday as a rare nationwide ground stop halted takeoffs. By evening, JAX had recorded 65 flight delays and nine cancellations. https://t.co/6aTlaRJX4K

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Owner Corey Hunt renovated the century-old Rail Yard District facility after acquiring the business in February. https://t.co/72toayNBPL

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The two-level restaurant will bring Zunzibar’s chef-driven coastal food to Jacksonville for the first time. https://t.co/L173a7nxNF

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New builds make up about one in four Eastside home sales. In parts of the neighborhood, the typical new home sells for more than twice the price of an existing one. Who can afford what Jacksonville is building? https://t.co/bV7rXvKpCQ