Timothy Gibbons is the Editor-in-chief of the Jacksonville Business Journal, focusing on local business news and developments in the Jacksonville, Florida area. With a background in finance and business reporting, Timothy's articles cover a wide range of topics, including real estate, economic trends, entrepreneurship, and community initiatives. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance.
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Timothy Gibbons primarily covers local business and industry news in Jacksonville, Florida. His articles often focus on events, press releases, and specific industries such as finance and construction within the Jacksonville area.
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By: Timothy Gibbons
As the Wisconsin State Fair prepares to start its 11-day run, here's the food to look forward to.
Here's the winners of this year's Sporkies
Republican National Convention was a winner for local hotels
By: Timothy Gibbons
While some downtown businesses saw little activity during convention, hotels were a clear winner.
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By: Timothy Gibbons
The 2024 Republican National Convention raised $91.62 million, mostly from local donors. See where the political event's money came from ... and where it went.
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