Florida's Scott takes businessman's ax to budget
MIAMI (Reuters) - Many newly elected Republican governors have pledged to run their states like a business as they grapple with low revenues and multibillion-dollar budget gaps with little relief from a fragile U.S. economic recovery.<div class="feedflare">
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