Florida

Business Observer Staff
November 18, 2016

Economic Forecast | Lee-Collier

The one word that could neatly sum up what Gulf Coast business owners and entrepreneurs would like to see in the economy in 2017 is a soothing one: balance.

Florida

Stephen M.
October 28, 2016

Eliminate the Corporate Tax

Corporations should not be taxpayers. If all companies were treated like Subchapter S corporations, overall U.S. tax collections would increase and tax dodging would decline.

Florida

Dick Batchelor
October 21, 2016

Amendment 1 would protect consumers

Opponents of Amendment 1 don't want you to buy your own solar panels and generate your own electricity.

Florida

Business Observer Staff
October 7, 2016

MY VIEW | Why I ran for the U.S. Senate

By Carlos Beruff

Florida

Jean Gruss
June 17, 2016

Rooney run

Today's toxic political scene discourages successful entrepreneurs from running for office, but Francis Rooney says his business and family are prepared for the scrutiny.

Florida

Adrian Moore
June 3, 2016

MY VIEW: The Danger of Endangered Species Act

Florida's revisions of its Imperiled Species Plan are heading toward punishing landowners. Florida should adopt the Texas model.

Florida

Mark Gordon
April 15, 2016

Bounce back

Fixing a $500 million department riddled with problems required a hefty dose of discipline. That was just the beginning.

Florida

Matt Walsh
March 4, 2016

Carlos Beruff's Road to Damascus

How and why homebuilder-entrepreneur Carlos Beruff converted from business to politics. It's all about taxpayers' money.

Florida

Adrian Moore
January 22, 2016

Fiat Water Use

When lawmakers adopted a massive water bill, they expanded the state's control. Rather than go California, water pricing would be better.

Florida

Matt Walsh
May 8, 2015

The speaker speaks

Florida House Speaker Steve Crisafulli explains why the House stands against Medicaid expansion.

Florida

Michael Hinman
March 6, 2015

Battle lines

Tallahassee is back in session. Lawmakers are zeroed in on minimum wage, job creation and a little alcohol.

Florida

Jean Gruss
March 6, 2015

The $100 million question

Lee County has $100 million stashed in its land-buying program for conservation, but it doesn't have avery good track record of spending it wisely. Voters likely will decide its fate next year.

Florida

Mark Gordon
January 23, 2015

What could go wrong?

The battle of words between a company and Sarasota County is hot. At stake: the biggest payout in the history of the county's economic development fund.

Florida

Mark Gordon
January 23, 2015

Other peoples' money

Sarasota County is five years and a little more than $5 million into a project to use county funds to recruit and retain businesses. Has it worked?

Florida

Business Observer Staff
January 23, 2015

Incentives: dissected

The Business Observer breaks down incentive strategies used by counties on the Gulf Coast outside of Sarasota.

Florida

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Economic Forecast | Lee-Collier

Eliminate the Corporate Tax

Amendment 1 would protect consumers

MY VIEW | Why I ran for the U.S. Senate

Rooney run

MY VIEW: The Danger of Endangered Species Act

Bounce back

Carlos Beruff's Road to Damascus

Fiat Water Use

The speaker speaks

Battle lines

The $100 million question

What could go wrong?

Other peoples' money

Incentives: dissected

St. Pete asks residents to design its next creative neighborhood

Charlotte warehouse developer once jailed over alleged Hamas connection

Report: 4 markets in region among top 10 nationally in home price cuts

Frontier Airlines offers new Virginia flight from Tampa International

450-unit Nokomis apartment complex opens near Legacy Trail

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