Mark Basch - Jacksonville Daily Record
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But the Jacksonville Jaguars owner slipped a spot in Forbes' list of sports empires. He now ranks 13th. -
With more than 1 million people, Duval County can attract more retailers and businesses, but the milestone raises challenges for managing growth.
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A holding company based in Trinidad and Tobago has bought the chain, which operates seven stores in Jacksonville.
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Maple Street's parent company, Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc., says the environment for new construction projects is uncertain.
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The sale of Southeastern Grocers Inc. seems inevitable, but few big supermarket operators are in a position to buy the company.
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The bank will remain in Jacksonville after it's sold to a group of investment funds. The Jaguars' stadium will get a new name too.
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There have been 72 banks with a main headquarters in Jacksonville over the years. Now there are two.
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U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi raised concerns about a proposed $8.6 billion buyout of Tegna Inc., which operates two television stations in Jacksonville.
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Maple Street added seven new locations in fiscal 2022, bringing the chain to 51 restaurants in nine states. But the growth was less than planned.
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Forbes magazine ranks the Jacksonville Jaguars as the 44th most valuable franchise in the world, at $3.48 billion. Thirty of the NFL's 32 teams made the top 50.
