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Matt Walsh
January 24, 2014

SB 542 lets free market fix flood insurance

This is a classic — the saga of flood insurance.

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Matt Walsh
January 3, 2014

Word for 2014: Revelation - alarm over the State

Happy New Year. Let's hope it is.

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Matt Walsh
December 19, 2013

Those 700,000 jobs and how we compare

When Jim Michaels was editor of Forbes magazine, he instilled in his editors and writers that this incisive, imperative question be answered in every story: “Compared to what?”

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Business Observer Staff
December 5, 2013

Proposed tax reform provision could be harmful to businesses and economy

With chaos reigning in Washington over the debt ceiling, Obamacare and the healthcare.gov website, it's easy for other issues that may have a major impact on businesses (and thus the average citizen) to fall off the national radar screen.

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Matt Walsh
November 15, 2013

How did this happen? A cosmic collision

The world is a bell curve. Our nation is a bell curve. Americans are a bell curve.

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Business Observer Staff
September 6, 2013

Do not call it Obamacare

There are two reasons why we should not refer to it by its colloquial name. One is that it is wrong and the other is that it diverts valid opposition.

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Matt Walsh
August 29, 2013

Common core: Don't do it

Common Core Standards. Put them in the same tin can as Obamacare.

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Matt Walsh
August 9, 2013

The nightmare of Obamacare

This is sick. No, it's sickening. Obamacare.

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Business Observer Staff
June 20, 2013

Referring to your column in the June 14 Business Observer...

From a human and humane point of view, it seems to me that their argument against an acute care satellite hospital is a stronger argument for it.

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Matt Walsh
June 14, 2013

Sorry, not enough people have died yet

Put another way, not enough people died or suffered irreversible maladies on their hour-long or 30-minute ambulance rides to one of the far-away hospitals.

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Business Observer Staff
June 7, 2013

How the Florida Gators' defense managed to stymie FGCU ... for 25 years

In 1973, Southwest Florida was deemed too small for a university. It would take another 25 years until Florida Gulf Coast University formed to meet demand in the area

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Business Observer Staff
May 31, 2013

The unintended consequences of Dodd-Frank

How provisions in the law will impact real estate transactions and Florida's economy — and promote the opposite of the law's intent.

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Matt Walsh
May 23, 2013

Bernanke, we hate to admit, is fueling Florida's growth

Florida's economy is back. Well, pretty much.

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Matt Walsh
May 3, 2013

Internet tax far more than a fairness issue

Steve Knopik, CEO of $1 billion retailer Beall's Inc., looked across the lunch table straight at his target with steely eyed seriousness and said, “How is that fair?”

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Matt Walsh
March 29, 2013

SB 1666, power, special interests and your right to know

Sen. Jack Latvala walked fast. The look on his bearded face was determined. He was preoccupied, on a mission.

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SB 542 lets free market fix flood insurance

Word for 2014: Revelation - alarm over the State

Those 700,000 jobs and how we compare

Proposed tax reform provision could be harmful to businesses and economy

How did this happen? A cosmic collision

Do not call it Obamacare

Common core: Don't do it

The nightmare of Obamacare

Referring to your column in the June 14 Business Observer...

Sorry, not enough people have died yet

How the Florida Gators' defense managed to stymie FGCU ... for 25 years

The unintended consequences of Dodd-Frank

Bernanke, we hate to admit, is fueling Florida's growth

Internet tax far more than a fairness issue

SB 1666, power, special interests and your right to know

After Sarasota restaurant fire, more than $100K in donations raised

Report: Sarasota among top cities for office investing in 2026

Miami bank opens new regional headquarters in Tampa

Lakeland industrial properties sell for $67 million

51-year-old Sarasota apartment building has sold

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