Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Business Startups Looking to Profit from Florida’s Marine Industry
Technology is at the forefront of many businesses. As technology advances, companies are looking for ways to cash in. One industry that is looking for more customers is the marine industry. Home to many beaches and lakes, Florida is big on boating and other water activities. The marine industry is an $11.5 billion sector,… Read More »
Copyright Infringement Suit Over Telenovelas Thrown Out of Court
It can be frustrating to see your ideas stolen by someone else. You may discover that a company has created a product similar to yours. Maybe another singer wrote a song that sounds just like yours. In many cases, a person can file a copyright infringement lawsuit and receive compensation for their damages. There… Read More »
Walmart and Target Suing Florida Over Liquor Sales
Big box retailers tend to think that they are exempt from the same rules that smaller businesses must abide by. This is especially true when it comes to liquor sales. Major retailers such as Target and Walmart are now suing the State of Florida for not allowing them to sell liquor by the bottle… Read More »
Assistance Available for Florida Entrepreneurs
As a popular tourist destination, Florida has become a hot spot for budding entrepreneurs. The state attracts millions of tourists every year, making it a great place to start a business. However, competition is fierce. More and more people are starting their own business, plus there are the corporate giants such as Walmart and… Read More »
Coffee Shop Fixpresso to Offer Franchising Soon
Coffee shops are all the rage. You may see a Starbucks on every corner in your neighborhood, but the coffee giant is not the only player around. A new type of coffee shop called Fixpresso is now making its way through Florida. A new store recently opened in Coral Gables, and it’s already garnering… Read More »
Pastor Causes Emotional Harm by Filing Copyright Infringement
As an entrepreneur, you want to ensure that your products, business models and anything else you create is protected from others. When someone steals your work or inappropriately uses it, it can hurt you financially. The person or company who is stealing your work can profit off of it. At the same time, you… Read More »
Women-Owned Sole Proprietorships on the Rise in Florida
When it comes to working and making money, it’s no longer a man’s world. Statistics show that businesses created by women are on the rise across the country. Florida is no exception. Over the past year, women have started an average of 1,821 new businesses every day. Florida has seen the highest growth in… Read More »
Campus Management Corp. Acquires Texas Software Company
Colleges and universities have a lot to manage, especially when it comes to finances. Students may pay their tuition through a variety of means, including cash, check, credit card, scholarships, grants and other forms of financial aid. Keeping track of all this can be a real headache for colleges. That’s why many use software… Read More »
British Swim School Expands, Adds New Florida Location
Drowning is one of the leading causes of death, causing 360,000 deaths in 2015. Given this, knowing how to swim is an important survival skill. Many parents enroll their babies in swim lessons so they can learn essential skills at a young age. Despite being close to the ocean, Florida is lacking in swim… Read More »
Prince’s Label Issues Copyright Lawsuit Against Reporter
To many, Prince was an icon. He was beloved by many who enjoyed his unique R&B sound. He was mourned by many when he died in April 2016 at the age of 57. Thousands of his fans took to the streets, particularly in his hometown of Minneapolis, to sing his popular tunes. In particular,… Read More »