Industries

By Brian Hartz
March 10, 2023

St. Pete mayor expresses ‘full faith’ Rays will remain in city

Ken Welch, speaking at an Urban Land Institute event, says he’s "not concerned" with ongoing speculation that the team could wind up in Tampa or even an entirely different market.

News
Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Beth Luberecki
March 9, 2023

Emphasis on estate-planning services drives revenue surge at Naples law firm

Quarles & Brady has seen a sizable post-pandemic influx of wealth into the area.

Industries
Law

By Amanda Postma
March 7, 2023

Sarasota law firm embraces growth to achieve top tier status

For a while, the founders of what's now Bentley Goodrich Kison resisted big-time growth. Not anymore.

Industries
Law

By Brian Hartz
March 6, 2023

New owners of St. Pete Beach Hotel hire award-winning chef

Kimberly Subject will manage the Castile Restaurant at Hotel Zamora.

News
Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Brian Hartz
March 3, 2023

Health care system names new CFO of St. Pete hospital

Jordan Fulkerson, a five-year veteran of the company, has joined the C-suite at HCA Florida St. Petersburg Hospital.

News
Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Mark Gordon
March 3, 2023

Foursome of banks unite under one $2.46 billion brand

The Crews banking name in the region dates back 93 years.

News
Charlotte–Lee–Collier

By Louis Llovio
March 2, 2023

St. Pete-based tech giant to lay off more than 200 in California

Jabil Inc. is laying off employees at two manufacturing facilities in Northern California.

News
Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Louis Llovio
March 2, 2023

Warranty provider cuts 75 employees, hints at more layoffs coming

"Unforeseeable business circumstances" lead to job cuts at Protect My Car in St. Petersburg.

News
Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Brian Hartz
March 2, 2023

Tampa-based community bank expands to Atlanta region

Central Bank has opened a branch in Suwanee, Georgia.

News
Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Louis Llovio
March 1, 2023

Electric pickup truck powers nearly 3,700-square-foot home

Pulte Homes was able to use Ford's F150 Lightning to provide power at a test home in Babcock Ranch.

News
Charlotte–Lee–Collier

By Amanda Postma
March 1, 2023

Turned Tides: Employers feeling privileged that employees even glance their way

At the FIBA Shifting Trends event on Tuesday, hospitality industry experts shared insights into how to deal with the latest shift in recruiting.

Advice

By Brian Hartz
March 1, 2023

Colony Grill brings taste of Connecticut to Tampa Bay

A foursome of business partners — teammates on the 1989 Little League World Series Championship team — look to go deep with their pizza restaurant expansion plans.

Industries
Hospitality-Tourism

By Brian Hartz
February 28, 2023

Busch Gardens debuts Serengeti Flyer, its latest thrill ride

The attraction soars over the Tampa amusement park’s 65-acre Serengeti Plain area at speeds of up to 68 mph.

News
Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Louis Llovio
February 28, 2023

Work starts on $42M, 100,000-square-foot student center at USF Sarasota-Manatee

The University of South Florida campus hopes to change its reputation as a commuter college with new residences and a student center set to open at the start of the 2024 school year.

News
Manatee-Sarasota

By Mark Gordon
February 28, 2023

Publix expands its 'drink beer and wine while you shop' concept

Florida’s dominant grocer — where they ask customers "Did you find everything you need?" — adds an element to make shopping less of a chore.

Strategies

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