GDP growth slows to crawl
The weak second quarter showing of 0.7 percent, the worst since 1993, caught analysts by surprise.
We're ready to work
Bay area residents flock to an International Plaza job fair in hopes of landing a position at "the new mall."
Airline merger grinds to a halt
Official word that the Justice Department and 12 states would oppose United's purchase of US Airways brought the deal to its expected end.
Shareholders seal IMRglobal deal
The tech company's Clearwater site now will become a business hub for CGI Group.
Doctors offering 'concierge' care
A Boca Raton company offers VIP perks for those who can pay a premium. That worries critics.
Business digest
FLORIDA TO GET NEW INTERNET FACILITY: Gov. Jeb Bush said that Jacksonville will be the site for Florida's next Network Access Point, accelerating the speed and efficiency of moving data on the Internet to the rest of the world and back. The governor announced that Texas-based Tera Space Networks will construct the NAP and invest up to $80-million in the first phase of development. NAPs are major intersections of the Internet, where the networks of local and regional access providers meet and pass transmissions from one network to another. Florida's other NAP is in Miami.
