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  • November 18, 2010
Lee County considers incentives

The county may provide $5 million to incentivize a biotech firm's relocation.

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Dais' losses continue

Odessa-based Dais Analytic, a nanotechnology firm, is still growing.

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Fifth Third not sour on Florida

You'd think that Fifth Third Bancorp would have had enough of Florida.

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Health benefit costs rising

Florida health benefit costs went up 6.3%, according to Mercer.

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Job-quitting on the rise

Of all those who left their jobs last month, 50% did so voluntarily.

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Florida visitor growth flat

An uptick in foreign tourism was offset by depressed domestic activity.

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Chico's growth chugs along

The Fort Myers-based clothier saw 27% growth in third-quarter net income.

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Water district objects to $2 billion price tag

The South Florida Water Management District has objected to a proposal by the U.S. Environmental Protection that would cost South Florida taxpayers $2 billion.

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TIB adjustments cause loss

Revised allowances for foreclosures and losses lowered the bank's net income.

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Chamber forms economic council

The Florida Chamber built an Econometrics Council with state experts.

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GeoPharma CFO resigns

Carol Dore-Falcone will also vacate her seat on the company's board.

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Scott names economic advisors

A former budget officer for Jeb Bush leads the six-member committee.

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  • November 16, 2010
Clinic founder gets name on center

Dr. Stephen Dickey, founder of Doctors Walk-In Clinic, doesn't work as much as he used to since selling the Tampa-based chain of eight urgent-care centers a year ago.

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  • November 15, 2010
Holiday boost predicted

Retailers expect the 2010 holiday season to be significantly better than 2009.

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Tampa bond firm named to Top 5

The Core Fund, managed by Wertz York, is being called one of the nation's best.

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