Mauricio La Plante

The Wisconsin-based restaurant chain continues expanding in the Sunshine State.

Nearing their anniversary in the city, the owners of the business have learned that balancing between public and private events in Jacksonville was not just a new experiment for them, but a lifeline.

The city approved a permit Friday to begin site clearing through vertical construction for Carvana’s new facilities.

Developers for University of Florida Jacksonville are seeking environmental approvals to begin work around the site for the college’s new downtown campus.

St. Augustine Airport leaders are considering an agreement to allow Atlantic Aviation to build a new hangar and FBO terminal.

The High Enthalpy Air-Breathing Test (HEAT) facility at Cecil Airport is serving as the testing center for the engine poised to fuel travel through the sky breaking the speed of sound on a repeatable and more cost-effective basis, the company said in an announcement Wednesday.

In 1995, Chief Commercial Officer Robert Peek mailed in an application to work as a communications coordinator at Jaxport. More than 30 years later he’s planning to retire after ascending from faxing news releases to overseeing the market research and sales initiatives to attract and keep cargo business in Jacksonville.

Landstar System Inc., a Jacksonville-based public company and a technology-enabled, asset-light provider of integrated freight transportation solutions purchased 2,000 new dry van trailers with refreshed design and key enhancements, according to an announcement Thursday.

After 50 years, CMC Steel Florida is positioned to benefit from growth, redevelopment and infrastructure spending.

Described as the Uber of private aviation, AirNEX is rebuilding an app that uses a technology akin to the ride-hailing app or Airbnb to book private flights for those traveling on business or vacation. The company is eyeing Jacksonville to grow its footprint.