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Do MeaningFL Work in Florida

You may already know of Florida as a place to vacation, but as a place to work, it offers more than just ample doses of vitamin D. Florida’s companies are pioneering solutions from robotic surgery to commercial space travel – and they’re hiring. Plus, Florida boasts no statewide income tax, which means that more of your paycheck stays in your pocket. Work smarter. Earn more. Live better. It’s a no-brainer. Find the job that suits you among the state’s key industries, including aerospace and defense, life sciences, and clean energy.

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For Recent Grads in Florida, Staying Local is a Smart Career Move

Florida is more than a great place to get an education. It’s also a stellar choice to stay after returning the cap and gown. For many Florida grads, staying in the state accelerates early career momentum while keeping established networks and community ties intact.  Whether you’re still deciding if Florida is the right fit after […]
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aerospace

Relativity Space Expands on Florida’s Space Coast

Relativity Space—an aerospace manufacturing company—has committed to expanding its operations on the Space Coast, bringing substantial capital investments and creating thousands of high-skill, high-wage jobs for Floridians.
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California wealth charts a quieter path to Florida

The Gulf Coast migration could soon see an extra boost as newly-minted millionaires from tech IPOs like SpaceX — and eventually Anthropic and OpenAI — move their capital and residencies to tax-friendly Florida.
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Economy

FL’s $1.8 trillion economy now ranks 14th largest in the world

With a $1.8 trillion economy, Florida is now the 14th largest in the world, surpassing Australia and Mexico. Florida’s economy grew 6.3 percent over the past year, moving the state closer to its goal of becoming one of the world’s 10 largest economies by 2030.
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