Las Vegas Sands Urges Lawmakers to Let Destination Casinos 'Go Big' in Florida
Despite Seniors' Pleas, Now-Legal Arcades About to Slip Under the Internet Cafe Bus
Everglades bill: 'One of Heaviest Lifts this Session' Passes Senate Committee
The Everglades Improvement and Management bill passed its sponsor's committee Tuesday.
SB 768, sponsored by freshman Sen. Wilton Simpson, R-Trilby, puts into statute a deal struck by Gov. Rick Scott and the Obama administration about how to move forward with the last phase of restoration. Simpson said it is a result of the two sides "putting politics aside" and that it has been celebrated by environmentalists, agriculture and policymakers.
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Port Industry Players Meet for Infrastructure Financing
Las Vegas Sands would like to 'Go Big' in Florida
A representative of Sheldon Adelson's Las Vegas Sands Corporation told Florida lawmakers Tuesday that the way to take gaming in the state is to go big.
Nick Iarossi, a lobbyist for the worlds largest destination-resort developer, told the House Select Committee on Gaming that they should create a tax rate that allows destination casinos to do it right on a large scale.
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College of Central Florida Wins Dual Enrollment Grant
National Construction Spending on the Rebound in February
Medical Marijuana Makes Noise on Way to Nowhere
Obamacare Tanning Tax: Blow to Small Businesses, Discriminating Against Women
Don't Ban Senior Arcades, They're the Good Guys
Stop the presses, senators! You want to ban Internet cafes, but do you really want perfectly legal senior arcades to go down with them?
