Report on technology, transportation and finance in Jacksonville, Florida.
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“Fundamentally, this is a situation of one dominant party that enjoys a clear monopoly over its customers, using that power position to take advantage of the customer,” said Ben Abrams, CEO of Scrap Resources Inc.
Two companies Jason Cory founded later investigated him for embezzling funds, documents reveal. One's chief administrative officer came to the conclusion, "Jason is potentially a felon and we need to lock him out and remove him."
"If the lid gets peeled of[f] this thing, the impact will be heavy. I am not trying to be a doomsday thinker here, but I honestly think your entire executive team is crossing their fingers and plugging their ears, hoping the fuse will not blow."
Though it's less than a year old, the company is a key partner in major Jacksonville city projects and recently landed a spot in a competitive program in Memphis, Tennessee.
"It reminds me of consulting we had to do in '08 and '09," said Janice Donaldson, regional director of the Florida Small Business Development Center at UNF.
This special report is the culmination of a months-long examination of the businesses of Jacksonville-area developer Jeffrey Klotz, encompassing thousands of pages of legal documents.
With Jacksonville unemployment below 3 percent and skilled labor in high demand nationwide, local logistics firms face serious challenges in peak season hiring.
As it approaches its 30th birthday, the Skyway runs on reverse engineered components and decades-old parts. A team of creative technicians is working to keep the system ahead of obsolescence.
From legal recognition of intersex individuals to providing jobs for survivors of human trafficking, the speakers at TEDxJacksonville 2018 are on missions.
JEA Board Chair Alan Howard lambasted Moody's Financial Services in Tuesday's board meeting after the rating agency downgraded JEA and City of Jacksonville debt obligations last week.
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