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Entrepreneurs are going to need more than a good idea to keep their business running. John Dearie with the Center for American Entrepreneurship says one third of startups fail by their second year and half fail by their fifth year. Jerry Ross of the National Entrepreneur Center, John F. Davis of the Orlando Regional Chamber of Commerce and Dearie join us to discuss the state of entrepreneurship and how entrepreneurs can improve their chances of success.
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Twenty-three years ago, Wayne Rogers and Robyn Rogers started making banjos in the back room of their retail music store. Now the company ships out all kinds of instruments from its Titusville factory, including banjos, guitars, drum heads and mini bass guitars.
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Orange County residents will be able to take care of property and business taxes in the same place starting Monday. The business and property tax departments will be consolidated to save the county money and the residents time.
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Twenty-three years ago, Wayne Rogers and Robyn Rogers started making banjos in the back room of their retail music store. Now the company ships out all kinds of instruments from its Titusville factory, including banjos, guitars, drum heads and mini bass guitars.
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Hispanic small business owners from across central Florida will sit down Tuesday morning with the head of the U.S. Small Business Administration, Linda McMahon.
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Five years on from the shooting of unarmed Black teenager Trayvon Martin, Intersection talks to community, business and faith leaders about race relations in Sanford.
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As medicine becomes more about business, an MBA could prove helpful.
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Enterprise Florida’s board has approved about $6 million in cuts. Enterprise Florida is the agency designed to bring more business to the state.
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The crowd outside Verona boutique is thick with women. In their hands, sleek black shopping bags. On their heads, patterned scarves called hijabs. 90.7's Renata Sago has more on the new store in Orlando Fashion Square that is breaking ground as the first modest-wear store for Muslim women in a Florida mainstream mall.
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A new medical tech company called SMRxT is packing up and leaving the Big Apple for the City Beautiful. 90.7’s Renata Sago reports, it will join what central Florida business experts call a small wave of tech companies relocating their headquarters to the area.