December 28th, 2021
1. opens in a new windowMoney matters: Changes abound for 2022
As the banking community evolves in the pandemic’s wake, leaders are taking strategic steps to not only provide better service but to stay relevant amid changing client needs and demands. In the next year, branch closings, mergers and acquisitions and newcomers will mark the financial services market in Greater Orlando.
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December 28th, 2021
2. opens in a new windowGame on: Live events soldier on despite rising case counts
As Minnesota reaches the 1 million mark for COVID cases, live events are underpinning Downtown Minneapolis’ recovery, bolstered by revised CDC guidelines recommending shorter quarantines.
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December 29th, 2021
3. opens in a new windowFace Off: With great growth comes great responsibility
With great growth comes great responsibility, and Tampa Bay community leaders are consistently innovating to accommodate the explosive growth the region has been experiencing. In interviews with Invest:, Dr. Bob Rohrlack, president & CEO of the Tampa Bay Chamber, and Carole Post, administrator for Development and Economic Opportunity for the City of Tampa, discussed where things stand today and the path forward for the region.
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December 30th, 2021
4. opens in a new windowLogging off: Tech employee exodus adds to shortage woes
The economic impact from COVID-19 has slammed industries from construction to healthcare to retail — with one of the most critical economic challenges being a severe lack of workers to meet demand. For the technology industry, the shortage of workers isn’t new but the problem has been greatly accelerated, and tech hubs around the country, including Charlotte, are feeling the pinch more than ever.
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December 30th, 2021
4. opens in a new windowTwo years later, there good news and bad news on COVID-19
A new year, a new coronavirus variant to contend with. Omicron has already disrupted the new normal, ushering in a fresh wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. With many health experts expecting things to get worse before they get better, these are the updated resources Broward County is providing for its residents.