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05/28/2026 · Alachua County

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Pasco Insurers Modernize Payments for Faster Claims, Enhanced Trust

Pasco County insurance carriers are adopting new digital payment technologies to speed up claims and build policyholder trust amidst rising cyber threats and climate-driven claims.

05/28/2026
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Insurance Companies Speed Up Claim Payments in Pasco County

Insurance companies nationwide are switching to digital claim payments that reach policyholders in minutes instead of days. The change comes as insurers compete to retain customers and handle growing claims volume.

05/28/2026

Business

Rising Fuel Prices Hit Florida Drivers Amid Ceasefire Uncertainty

The cost of gasoline and diesel has risen again, prompting motoring groups to advise drivers against anticipating substantial relief at the pump. Market observers point to ongoing geopolitical instability as a factor influencing prices.

05/23/2026

Business

How Supply Chain Jobs Have Evolved, What Skills Are Needed

The supply chain field has transformed, evolving job roles and required skills, according to Dale Allen, Director of the Supply Chain Management Center.

05/21/2026

Business

PortMiami's $345M Expansion Supercharges Florida Trade Hub

PortMiami is transforming into a global powerhouse with multimillion-dollar cruise and cargo upgrades set to double traffic by 2035. From Royal Caribbean's new mega-terminal to cutting-edge AI cargo tech, the port promises jobs and economic boom for South Florida. Officials hail it as a game-changer for Florida's trade dominance.

05/04/2026

Business

Orlando Home Prices Dip Amid Surge in Inventory, Defying Earlier Surge Hype

Central Florida's red-hot housing demand has cooled, with Orlando median home values dropping 3.5% year-over-year to $374,136 as of March 2026. Record inventory levels are flooding the market, giving buyers more leverage after years of price spikes. Experts point to exploding supply in Orange, Osceola, and Lake counties as the key driver behind the shift.[1][3]

05/04/2026

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