Opinion

Adrian Moore
August 3, 2018

An end to poverty?

Our entire cultural and economic base would have to transform for a UBI to work without creating problems of unaffordable costs, disincentives to strive, create and help others, and even more conflict between doers and takers.

Opinion

Columnist .
July 13, 2018

The burden of over-regulation remains a key threat

Our country needs regulations and no one is calling for zero regulations. But, there comes a tipping point where the burden is just so taxing that it hurts economic growth. Case in point was made by the Obama administration that the over-regulation of the

Opinion

Columnist .
June 21, 2018

Student loans — economic shackles — present looming heartache

A commission assembled by the American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI) says change is needed in the undue hardship standards that apply to student loans in bankruptcy discharges.Student loan debt “is one of the most significant economic problems facing the Uni

Opinion

By Scott Amatuccio
June 15, 2018

Want an SBA loan? Get to yes, fast.

SBA Loans, banks, Axiom Bank, small business, yes, Scott Amatuccio

Opinion

Columnist .
April 20, 2018

Gambling with taxpayer money and losing: Florida's business incentives program

Incentive programs fail because they do not account for the fact that the firms are highly volatile and prone to failure.

Opinion

Columnist .
April 13, 2018

Employers: Take care of caretakers

Florida’s demographics mean some of your employees are bound to be taking care of loved ones. Looking out for them can help improve retention and performance.

Opinion

Matt Walsh
March 9, 2018

Trump's tariffs not fit for print

Economist knows 'it's just dumb. It's just so stupid.'

Opinion

Pam Schuneman
March 2, 2018

Get the credit you deserve

Your business survived the 2017 hurricanes. It's time to get credit where credit is due.

Opinion

Business Observer Staff
February 9, 2018

How Colorado's pot laws have created a disaster

Pot-related traffic deaths and homelessness are soaring; consumption among teens is out of control; and the cartels are operating huge hidden plantations in national forests.

Opinion

Denise Federer
February 2, 2018

When you should revisit your company's values

Values can shift as things change in your business. Follow these six steps to help you determine — and stick to — yours.

Opinion

Pam Schuneman
January 19, 2018

Tax break for pass-throughs

Small business owners could see tax relief — if they meet requirements.

Opinion

Denise Federer
January 12, 2018

Life After Your Business: What's Your Passion?

Retiring from your business is like starting a new life. Make sure you make a plan to fill yours.

Opinion

Matt Walsh
January 5, 2018

Word for 2018: '20-Great-teen!

Despite the World of Trump, we can continue to turn the tide with our own decorum and the push for economic freedom.

Opinion

Matt Walsh
December 29, 2017

We're Main Street; not 'mainstream'

The national news media have smeared all of journalism, while the media tech giants admit they 'are destroying how society works.' Whom can you trust? Some of us still place a high value on credibility, reliability and trustworthiness.

Opinion

Business Observer Staff
November 24, 2017

Libertarians: Don't blame us for school choice disappointment

True school freedom, says a leading think-tank and school choice advocate, takes true dedication.

Opinion

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An end to poverty?

The burden of over-regulation remains a key threat

Student loans — economic shackles — present looming heartache

Want an SBA loan? Get to yes, fast.

Gambling with taxpayer money and losing: Florida's business incentives program

Employers: Take care of caretakers

Trump's tariffs not fit for print

Get the credit you deserve

How Colorado's pot laws have created a disaster

When you should revisit your company's values

Tax break for pass-throughs

Life After Your Business: What's Your Passion?

Word for 2018: '20-Great-teen!

We're Main Street; not 'mainstream'

Libertarians: Don't blame us for school choice disappointment

Clearwater businessman charged with conspiracy to commit fraud

Clearwater office building marketed as among least expensive in Pinellas

Clearwater apartment building, going back to affordable housing, sold for $22.5M

$12B Tampa packaging and can business makes leadership changes

Child care franchise planned for Lakewood Ranch

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