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Boys and girls and their toys

Real-life tourism experiences that are the rage in Florida are about to face some competition.

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Alorica plans to add 250 jobs

The Fort Myers-based company received grant money from the county.

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Odato Marketing triples space

The Sarasota firm will use the new space to add video editing capabilities.

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EPA water rules may prove costly

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has approved final rules designed to cut water pollution causing algae blooms.

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Gulf Coast Week: Nov. 19 - Nov. 25

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Raymond James could return to acquisition mode

Raymond James Financial Inc. could return to acquisition mode as post-recession valuations level off.

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TIB stock split, but in reverse

When TIB Financial Corp. sold to a group of former Bank of America executives recently, the Naples-based parent of TIB Bank did so by issuing millions of new shares.

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Corporate Report: Nov. 19 - Nov. 25

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Pasco gives Trinity reprieve

Commissioners granted an extension to the developer of Trinity Town Center.

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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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  • November 17, 2010
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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