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By Rod Thomson |
January 20, 2012

No More No-Fault?

Car accidents are down but payouts for personal insurance protection are skyrocketing, costing insurance companies and consumers millions. Can legislators overcome the moneyed opposition of lawyers and doctors to fix it?

Florida

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By Rod Thomson |
March 24, 2012

Bridge to Survival

Prince Contracting in Tampa reinvented itself as a public-sector infrastructure builder. It worked.

Strategies

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By Mark Gordon |
August 3, 2021

Kindness in the executive suite fosters sweets rewards

Shontra Powell is no pushover. But she is kind. And her uber-successful leadership career is proof-positive nice people can win in business.

Leadership

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By Brian Hartz |
July 24, 2020

Power surge: Crises motivate utility president to seek constant improvement

Just two years into her tenure, Duke Energy Florida President Catherine Stempien has weathered a Category 5 hurricane and now the COVID-19 crisis.

Leadership

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By Brian Hartz |
March 6, 2020

People power: Staff diversity fuels law firm's financial strength

Shutts & Bowen's Tampa office has become a national leader in the number of new women partners it hires and promotes.

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By Matt Walsh |
April 14, 2020

Economic shutdown: don’t forget the other 99%.

One-size-fits-all shutdowns don’t make sense. Public officials should shift their focus to reopening the economy.

Opinion

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By Andrew Warfield |
October 5, 2018

Pushing the building envelope

With a small army of experts in a tightly formed executive circle, BCB Homes' approach to a competitive market is to surround it with proficiency and know-how.

Strategies

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By Matt Walsh |
January 4, 2019

2019 word: Chivalry

Men, 2018 was a lousy year. We need to change the trend lines. Adopting the codes of the honorable knights of the Middle Ages would be a good way to start.

Opinion

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By Andrew Warfield |
March 15, 2019

Southwest Florida college working to bridge the skills gap

Hodges University is developing something any employer should covet: A program that teaches foundational — and soft — skills to a variety of employees.

Education

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By Grier Ferguson |
April 5, 2019

Smaller stadiums aim to host more non-sporting events

The hyper-competitive race to win entertainment customers in Florida has a few new players: small-scale stadiums.

Travel-Tourism

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By John Haughey |
August 17, 2018

College uses business best practices to grow

Florida Poly 2.0 launches Aug. 22 when the university begins its fifth fall semester. If Avent’s Florida Poly 2.0 vision comes together, the I-4 corridor, the surging area between Orlando and Tampa, could evolve into a high-tech nexus within a decade. Are

Education

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By Business Observer Staff |
March 23, 2017

Workers wanted

The trade industry labor shortage has turned into a major obstacle. Are solutions forthcoming?

News

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By Beth Luberecki |
September 8, 2017

Fashion Forward

Accidental entrepreneur Michaela Vattimo — with an 'every relationship matters' ethos — has been purposeful about growing her chic business.

Entrepreneurs

By Jennifer Fowler-Hermes |
October 13, 2017

Protecting Your Valuable Business Information and Relationships

The loss of corporate data can be devastating. We also know that when a former employee or former business owner solicits business contacts or employees, the results can be equally damaging.

Williams Parker

Substance versus likability

Charlie Crist may have charisma, but Gov. Scott has substance.

Opinion

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By Mark Gordon |
October 17, 2014

Economic forecast

Sarasota-Manatee

Industries

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By Beth Luberecki |
November 13, 2015

Here comes the sun

Florida isn't among the top 10 states for solar installations. One company, though, sees a brilliant future in the industry.

Strategies

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By Louis Llovio |
May 19, 2025

Builder: Sarasota city rules make attainable housing concept a 'losing proposition'

The Neal Communities-associated builder says Sarasota made it so difficult to build a small, low-priced community that it's hesitant to tackle similar projects elsewhere.

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Matt Walsh |
December 16, 2024

How to stop hurricanes

Research has demonstrated that turbine-driven wind farms in the gulf and ocean can produce energy and dramatically reduce hurricane damage.

Opinion

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By Laura Lyon |
March 13, 2025

Tampa hardware store owner seeks to transform community

All of his ventures have one common thread: strong customer service.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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No More No-Fault?

Bridge to Survival

Kindness in the executive suite fosters sweets rewards

Power surge: Crises motivate utility president to seek constant improvement

People power: Staff diversity fuels law firm's financial strength

Economic shutdown: don’t forget the other 99%.

Pushing the building envelope

2019 word: Chivalry

Southwest Florida college working to bridge the skills gap

Smaller stadiums aim to host more non-sporting events

College uses business best practices to grow

Workers wanted

Fashion Forward

Protecting Your Valuable Business Information and Relationships

Substance versus likability

Economic forecast

Here comes the sun

Builder: Sarasota city rules make attainable housing concept a 'losing proposition'

How to stop hurricanes

Tampa hardware store owner seeks to transform community

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