UNF appoints Samant business school dean

The University of North Florida has appointed Ajay Samant the new dean of the Coggin College of Business and affirmed his tenure as a professor […]

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Collins Center mediates foreclosures in central Florida

The 10th Judicial Circuit of Florida is implementing a mediation program designed to reduce home foreclosures.
The Collins Center for Public Policy has partnered with the […]

Proposal would shield car dealers from consumer rules

A measure under consideration in the Senate would shield auto dealers from a package of proposed financial rules aimed at protecting consumers.
Currently auto dealers […]

Mortgage deduction: America’s costliest tax break

The mortgage-interest deduction is America’s favorite tax break — and it’s also the costliest.
Between 2009 and 2013, the government will lose out on […]

Colliers names Walnut Creek leader

Colliers Parrish International tapped veteran broker Brooks Pedder to lead its Walnut Creek office.
Pedder, who has been working in commercial real estate for 25 years, […]

Pepsico to drop size, keep price for Tropical orange juice

Pepsico Inc. is raising prices on its popular Tropicana orange juice because of the deep freeze that hurt much of Florida’s citrus crop.
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Impairment charge pushes Bank of Florida loss to $108 million

Bank of Florida Corp. reported a net loss for the year ended Dec. 31 of $108.7 million, or $8.51 a share, compared with a net […]

Complete Landscaping nears closing on Baldridge Electric building

Complete Landscaping Systems Inc. expects to close soon on its nearly $500,000 purchase of the adjacent Second Street building that is occupied by Baldridge Electric […]

Japan Consumer Sentiment Falls First Time This Year

Japan’s household sentiment fell in November for the first time this year, a sign pay cuts threaten consumer spending in the world’s second-largest economy. […]

ICE and NYMEX: two oil titans battling to win

The world’s two biggest energy exchanges are fierce competitors, but the likelihood is both will emerge as winners from the latest tussles for liquidity.
By […]