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The telecom industry never sits still for long. Consider Pathworks Corp., the Naples-based cable company started by entrepreneurial partners Josh Henschell and David Nickerson.

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For at least three decades, Patrick Kelly has been widely recognized in Tampa Bay commercial real estate circles.

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Real estate developer Rob Morris knew he had to find work somewhere when the bubble burst.

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It would make sense to hear that businesses doing landscaping for homeowners associations and strip malls would be hurting these days.

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Bay area lagging peers

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The U.S. Department of Commerce will invest $2 million in the research facility.

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Walter Investment buys Marix

Walter partnered with a New York firm to complete the transaction.

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Inc. recognizes Gulf Coast

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The Business Review has the full results from last night's Gulf Coast elections.

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The land, also known as Bay Pines, is located in the city of Seminole.

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