The city is currently courting foreign partners to purchase goods shipped from Tampa’s port.

The Florida Retail Report found that Tampa has experienced a 14.5 percent rate of growth between 2000 and 2012.

A recent survey found that 68 percent of Florida business owners described themselves as “workaholics.”

A new report from Dice shows that Florida is growing technology jobs twice as fast as last year. 

Exploring virtual office solutions can help organizations avoid rising Tampa real estate costs. 

Rocky Point, a small island in Tampa Bay, provides the perfect mix of business and recreational amenities, making every trip memorable. 

As office space in Tampa grows more costly, organizations are encouraged to explore virtual office solutions to manage overhead. 

Florida small business owners are expressing optimism for the future of their organizations, and they have good reason to be excited. 

The new tax break allows small businesses to write off up to $500,000 in capital expenses. 

Recently, four of the area’s largest networks for entrepreneurs have partnered in order to provide small to midsize businesses new resources. 

Multiple studies have shown that economic confidence is returning to small business owners, and that they are growing optimistic about expansion in 2014. 

Under Governor Rick Scott, the Sunshine State has made great strides in attracting businesses with a variety of tax and labor incentives.

Gov. Scott created the “Risk Taker Reward,” a $10 million prize for the private company that helps Florida deal with its most pressing challenges.

The Port of Tampa, the largest economic engine in the region, has received funds to increase the scale of its operations, improving its ability to bring both international and domestic trade to the state. 

Chief Executive Magazine surveyed 500 CEOs across the country and ranked Florida among the best stated for business and quality of life.