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AIER: Four Florida cities among best places for college students Florida cities are included in a new report rating the best places to attend college, but they are all outside the Tampa Bay area. Whole Foods finalizes new packaging rules Whole Foods Market Inc. (Nasdaq: WFMI) is now enforcing new environmentally-minded packaging guidelines for its more than 2,100 body care and supplement suppliers. Survey: More are willing to change jobs as economy improves If you’re just itching to jump ship at your current employer, you’re not alone. A new survey finds that one in five employed Americans are willing to change jobs if given the opportunity. CenterState plans to combine banks CenterState Banks Inc. plans to consolidate its three national bank subsidiaries into one national bank. (CSFL) WCI sells Sun City Center golf courses to ClubLink WCI Communities LLC has sold eight golf courses for $8.7 million in an all-cash deal to a Canadian company looking to establish a presence in the United States. Carnival slates Tampa cruise ship change for 2011 Carnival Cruise Lines will home port its Carnival Paradise in Tampa in December 2011, replacing Carnival Inspiration. (CCL) (CUK) PBSJ sets date for vote on merger with WS Atkins Shareholders of The PBSJ Corp. will vote Oct. 1 on the company’s plan to sell itself to WS Atkins plc for $280 million. BP to provide $10M to NIH for health study BP PLC said Tuesday that it will provide $10 million to the National Institutes of Health to support a study that will look into the potential public health issues coming out of the April 20 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, along with other spill-related health research. AAA: Retail gas prices stable, may drop Retail gasoline prices remained relatively unchanged during the Labor Day weekend and are slated to stay flat throughout the rest of the week ahead. Economic news continues to show signs of a slow recovery with weakened demand for gas. HART beginning light rail transportation meetings Tuesday The first of six community open houses about potential light-rail transit corridors is scheduled for 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at Freedom High School, 17410 Commerce Park Blvd., in Tampa Palms/New Tampa.

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