Industries

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By Janelle Makowski
January 9, 2004

Fun Again

Merger and acquisition activity picked up in 2003 after a bad year in 2002. Some predict 2004 will be even better.

Entrepreneurs

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By Business Observer Staff
January 9, 2004

Corporate Counsel (Tampa edition)

Attorney David Vetter left private practice 10 years ago to join Tech Data Corp., the largest public company in the Tampa Bay area by revenue.

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By Business Observer Staff
January 9, 2004

Lawsuits (Tampa edition)

This week's items: Suit charges Trial Consulting Services LL uncompensated from $276 million awardBattle over phone lines results in caseSecurities dealer accused of stiffing law firm

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By Business Observer Staff
January 9, 2004

Legal Calendar (Tampa edition)

The calendar of legal events is provided free of charge.

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By Business Observer Staff
January 9, 2004

Legal Briefs (Tampa edition)

This week's items: Contested race for Florida Bar Board of GovernorsStetson narrows search for dean to threeAttorney General Crist gives to Elder Law CenterStetson's new Tampa campus set to open

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By Business Observer Staff
January 2, 2004

Fast Start

Building the asset base of a new community bank while sustaining profitability is easier said than done.

Entrepreneurs

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By Business Observer Staff
January 2, 2004

Building Progress

Hillsborough County leads the Gulf Coast region with 61 developments of regional impact.

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By Business Observer Staff
January 2, 2004

Wonder of It All

Tampa developer Rick Wolfe believes a 78-year-old former Wonder Bread factory will convert nicely to upscale condominiums. He's betting his money on it.

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By Business Observer Staff
January 2, 2004

Real Estate Briefs (Sara/Mana edition)

This week's items: Lowe's buys land for Venice storeSarasota's Rooks buyscircle's Bottle Shop Wal-Mart Stores closes on land for new University big box Michael Saunders & Co. office tops in Englewood.

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Janelle Makowski
January 2, 2004

Boeing's Strategy: Use Military Ties to Gain Trust

Harry C. Stonecipher left retirement in St. Petersburg to help troubled Boeing. Critics say he's too close to the officials who've stepped down to do the job.

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By Business Observer Staff
January 2, 2004

Deceit & Co.

Richard Schultz wove a web of complicity to hide millions from creditors. But Schultz was snared alongwith six lawyers, including Tampa Bay area attorneys Domenic L. Massari and Warren A. Wilson.

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By Janelle Makowski
January 2, 2004

'We're Having Fun'

Sarasota's SunCoast Bank learned the disadvantages of being nationally chartered. In 2004, it expects to make up lost ground.

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By Business Observer Staff
January 2, 2004

Year Ahead

An informal survey of Tampa Bay area law firms shows lawyers are optimistic about 2004. More hiring is expected.

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By Business Observer Staff
January 2, 2004

Court Opinon: Anderson, Watson v. Smithfield Foods Inc. and Luter

A group of landowners appeals the district court's judgment dismissing their civil action and imposing sanctions on their counsel in the amount of $128,563.43. We affirm dismissal of the action, but reverse the award of sanctions.

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By Business Observer Staff
December 26, 2003

Brewing Success

Many people have heard of Melitta coffee. But they don't know the U.S. division is based in Clearwater.

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Fun Again

Corporate Counsel (Tampa edition)

Lawsuits (Tampa edition)

Legal Calendar (Tampa edition)

Legal Briefs (Tampa edition)

Fast Start

Building Progress

Wonder of It All

Real Estate Briefs (Sara/Mana edition)

Boeing's Strategy: Use Military Ties to Gain Trust

Deceit & Co.

'We're Having Fun'

Year Ahead

Court Opinon: Anderson, Watson v. Smithfield Foods Inc. and Luter

Brewing Success

Lakewood Ranch bookkeeper sentenced for fraud, larceny

Study: Floridians pay less in homeowner association fees than in 10 states

Tampa developer plans 436 more homes in south Hillsborough community

St. Pete insurance firm brings AI-powered risk platform to wider market

SMH to lease 54K-square-foot building, bring cancer services to Venice

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