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The Business Backdrop pulls back the curtain on Central Florida’s business scene — and the newsroom that covers it. Every two weeks, Editor-in-Chief of the Orlando Business Journal Richard Bilbao takes you behind the headlines to dive into the story behind the story shaping central Florida’s economy through candid conversations with the reporters who brought it to life. You’ll hear how stories come together, what’s shaping Orlando business, and who’s driving the change. From real estate to tourism to tech, The Business Backdrop gives you the context, insights, and newsmakers behind the stories that matter most to Orlando’s business community.Copyright 2026 Orlando Business Journal Economie Politique et gouvernement
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  • Brightline's path to balance through bankruptcy
    Oct 9 2026

    Florida intercity rail service Brightline has filed bankruptcy for some of related entities.

    In September, Brightline entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy process to restructure of its $5.5 billion in outstanding debt.

    Brightline Trains Florida LLC, the entity that runs the Orlando-to-Miami train service, will not be part of the bankruptcy, and the train will continue to run. The company said its goal is to deleverage its balance sheet and improve its liquidity.

    Transportation Reporter and Senior Staff Writer Ryan Lynch joins the Business Backdrop to share more on Brightline's situation and what comes next.

    Read more on the story here: Brightline-related entities file for Ch. 11 bankruptcy. Here's what it means.

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    17 min
  • How local leaders maximize a diverse generational workforce
    Sep 25 2026

    In this latest Business Backdrop, we go deep into intergenerational business strategy with local business owners who have workforces made up of as many as five generations. They share their thoughts on how employees of different generations mentor each other, generate new ideas and the benefit that brings to businesses. Contributing Writer Cassidy Mills joins the show to share more on what she learned form her reporting.

    How Orlando businesses are bridging the generational divide

    Orlando law firm leader details challenge of growing while maintaining accessibility

    Bridging the gap between Central Florida’s Hispanic talent and opportunity

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    15 min
  • How Universal's Halloween Horror Nights evolved over 35 years
    Sep 10 2026

    Universal Orlando Resort is full-steam ahead on the 35th year of Halloween Horror Nights. This year's event brings together two horror icons in Jack the Clown and Dr. Oddfellow to bring frights to fans. This year's event taps into popular horror media including Sinner, Hellraiser and Netflix's Stranger Things, along with other pop culture brands and original content. Tourism Reporter Patricia Tolley joins the show to talk how the event has changed over the past 35 years and what has worked to keep the event on the cutting-edge of seasonal attractions.

    Read the story behind the episode:

    • https://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/news/2026/08/31/2026-universal-halloween-horror-nights-35-years…

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    21 min
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