MSN Money reports that Tampa-based company RiverHawk Fast Sea Frames, LLC has been awarded with a $70 million FMS contract for the detail, design and construction of two offshore support vessels and equipment for the Iraqi Navy.Read the complete story.
The New York Times announced President Obama's plans to visit Florida in April to speak at a conference regarding his proposal for the future of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration program.Read the complete story.
Improvements to Tampa's transportation system continue with a multi-million dollar project to assist traffic flow on Interstate 275 and a proposed penny sales tax increase in Hillsborough County to expand transportation development.The Tampa Bay Business Journal also reports the The Tampa Port Authority celebrated an accomplished fiscal year due to their diverse endeavors in trade, shipbuilding and repair, and cruise passenger traffic.Read the special report.
A team of graduate students from the College of Business at the University of South Florida have been named as finalists in the International Case Competition on the Strategic Value of IT Management. CNBC reports that USF is one of 11 schools chosen to compete at CA's user conference, CA World 2010, in Las Vegas.Read the complete story.
The Merry Marketplace will begin with The Red Hot Preview Party and Fashion Show on Friday, Nov. 20, from 6-10pm. Tickets are $25 and include a fashion show, early shopping, food and a complimentary drink ticket.
Located in Bradenton, South Florida Museum's think + drink program allows for an educational and edible experience.
Though living in Downtown Baltimore has many entertainment and shopping Perks, for Maria Filardi it is the people that make this urban, metropolitan neighborhood great.
A 23-year resident of Downtown, Sam Hulbert says he wouldn't trade living there for a life in the suburbs -- and not just because he never has to mow the lawn.
Two years after opening up shop in Federal Hill, Lisa Ponzoli has become so taken with the neighborhood that she's moved her entire life - business and home - there. "Everyone is really cool," she says of what attracts her to the neighborhood.
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