Author: Biz Journal Orlando

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Orlando Business Journal will feature guest columns Sept. 15-Oct. 15 from Hispanic business leaders

The region’s tourism industry had a strong summer season, but the fall will slow with the return to school.

The company’s free lunches give employees an opportunity to stop what they are doing to come together and be social.

The new store may be the start of more in the U.S.

It’s the latest investment in the fast-growing district near downtown Orlando.

The cruise operator is new to the port.

The property was formerly Rollins College’s Martin Hall Music Conservatory and the most expensive home listing in Winter Park.

Here’s why these young men and women — and their companies — so critical for the local economy.

The region’s top five homebuilders had a combined 3,300 new housing starts in 2020.

The land sold for more than $45 million, or roughly $766,666 an acre.

The company recently closed on purchase of the site.

The firm was born more than 40 years ago out of the citrus packing industry’s need for workers’ compensation insurance.

A disinfection technology firm undergoing a big growth spurt just raised millions of dollars for more hiring and international expansion. 

It’s rare that contaminated sites like these attract development interest.

The company wants to reach 15 dispensaries in Florida by the middle of next year.