Mark Basch - Jacksonville Daily Record
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The rate fell to 2.2% while the average hourly wage in the Jacksonville area rose to $33.22 in April.
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The electric vehicle maker will pack its own batteries in Jacksonville to eliminate difficulties getting them through the supply chain.
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International Exchange Inc., the company that operates the New York Stock Exchange, will pay $85 a share for Black Knight, a mortgage technology company.
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The area’s 3.3% unemployment in January is up from 2.6% in December, the lowest rate since at least 1998.
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The Jacksonville-founded chain shows a strong recovery from coronavirus pandemic shutdowns.
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Despite a lack of success on the field, the Jacksonville Jaquars owner's sports holdings are valuable enough to rank him No. 12 in the world.
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The Jacksonville-based company is buying Topps Inc. for $500 million, according to published reports.
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The chain's new owners, Restaurant Brands International Inc., expects to grow domestically, but it also has its sights on international markets.
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Northeast Florida employment is up, but leisure and hospitality jobs have yet to catch up with pre-pandemic levels.
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Salt Life, the beach-themed lifestyle brand started in Jacksonville Beach, plans to open three new Florida stores in 2022.