The Australian fashion brand is subdividing a former Express store into a 7,940-square-foot storefront and its second Florida location.

Muscle Foods USA is opening a Southeast distribution hub on Jacksonville’s Westside for sports nutrition and wellness products. The move adds another logistics user to an industrial corridor already attracting major tenants.

Permit filings show Herman Miller is taking space at St. Johns Town Center; the city has approved a storefront split and a $590K build‑out is under review.

Acosta Group’s new Affordability Tracker says an 84‑item grocery basket now costs $366.04 — nearly $78 more than in 2020, even as wages have risen.

As Mega Millions climbs to an estimated $743M, local data show a handful of Jacksonville retailers have repeatedly sold a disproportionate share of big winners.

Advance Auto Parts will convert the former Big Lots at Beauclerc Village into a large market hub slated to open in December, part of a push to speed same‑day parts delivery.

Florida’s back-to-school tax holiday runs July 20–Aug 20 and covers clothing under $100, school supplies under $50 and laptops under $1,500.

Quick Pick tickets printed at Publix stores in Lakeland and St. Augustine matched Tuesday's Fantasy 5 draws, paying about $54K and $105K. Claim steps and office info follow.

Warren Equity Partners closed Fund V with about $2.8B in commitments, oversubscribed and backed by more than 60 institutional investors.

GŪD Essence plans to convert a former downtown Burger King into Jacksonville's first Black‑owned cannabis dispensary, aiming for a late‑fall opening and wider Florida expansion.

Taco Bell is pursuing multiple Northeast Florida locations — four in Duval and three in St. Johns — including a proposed Baymeadows build at a former bank site.

Enkei America will close its Jacksonville wheel plant this summer, cutting about 62 jobs. A state WARN filing sets an Aug. 30 wind‑down date and opens Rapid Response support.

A SmartAsset analysis finds surprising winners — barbers, opticians and some doctors — and big losers — designers and many science and academic roles — once Florida prices are factored in.