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By Business Observer Staff |
July 9, 2004

A Risky Market - Going Nowhere

The stock market remains overvalued and in a position where the average investor could get hurt again as badly as he did in 2000. George Rauch is chief executive officer of Bradenton-based General Propeller and a former Wall Street investment banker.

Opinion

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By Mark Gordon |
September 17, 2009

Shirt Equity

A Gulf Coast T-shirt company is surpassing $2 million in sales this year, a notable feat considering the recession slamming retail. Its success is based on a combination of grit, good decision-making and learning from mistakes.

Strategies

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By Mark Gordon |
December 17, 2010

Different Directions

The founder of a local seized bank ponders what could have been, while a banker new to the Gulf Coast muses about what's next.

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By Jean Gruss |
May 21, 2010

Solo Relations

Rising health insurance costs and increased competition are two obstacles that can make a solo marketing career more challenging. But an economic rebound could help overcome those obstacles.

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By Jean Gruss |
June 4, 2010

King of the Cape

You have to be nimble and aggressive to master Cape Coral's wild swings in property prices. John Carney has mastered the crazy market.

Entrepreneurs

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By Mark Gordon |
August 27, 2010

Return of Retirees

The battered Gulf Coast construction industry has found a potential sliver of hope from an old Florida industry.

Commercial Real Estate

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By Jean Gruss |
March 18, 2011

Follow the money

A group of Collier County government appointees asked The Jackson Laboratory tough questions. In the end, Collier decided it was too risky.

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By Traci McMillan Beach |
July 12, 2013

Trash talk

In his search for a recession-proof business, Les Leith found it — in other people's trash. His waste removal firm aims to replicate the model nationwide.

Strategies

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By Mark Gordon |
June 28, 2013

Making waves

Chris-Craft, the local company that made boats for John F. Kennedy and Elvis Presley, has slowly sailed back to pre-downturn levels. One key lesson: Get expenses under control — quickly.

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By Carl Cronan |
May 13, 2011

Clarified Success

Jane Mason built her Clearwater firm on a software program that ties together work processes for mortgage servicers. Growth has boomed through the recession and isn't likely to stop there.

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By Jean Gruss |
September 9, 2011

Careful Lending

Bankers say they've got money to lend, but finding creditworthy customers has been difficult. The challenge: The most desirable customers already have bankers.

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By Rod Thomson |
September 30, 2011

Private-sizing Government

The privatization trend is gaining steam in the unending economic downturn. But plenty of hurdles remain.

Florida

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By Mark Gordon |
October 14, 2011

Tough Task

A panel of 15 business and government leaders aims to help Florida save $3 billion over four years. It's a big idea kind of group.

Florida

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By Mark Gordon |
July 29, 2011

Denim Divas

The market for a company that sells a $250 pair of jeans is tight. But an entrepreneur-designer duo will still try to squeeze in it.

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By Dan Ping |
April 29, 2011

Banking on Business

Orlando officials want to make the city Florida's leading sporting event host. To beat Tampa and Miami, the city will need plenty of help from the local business community.

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By Mark Gordon |
August 9, 2013

Florida focus

Making one bank work successfully throughout Florida is a supersized challenge. One institution, backed by $700 million in capital to lend, has a quiet confidence it can do it.

Finance

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By Mark Gordon |
April 13, 2012

One of a Kind

Nathan Benderson turned a hardscrabble childhood into a lifetime of success and philanthropy. He died April 7.

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By Jean Gruss |
March 4, 2012

The Pizza Engineer

A self-described gearhead, Chuck Senatore designed a super-efficient kitchen for his chain of pizza restaurants.

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By Amanda Postma |
September 30, 2021

Perseverance pays off for 25-year-old company

En-Vision America got its start with a father-son duo who set out to change the way impairments affected taking medicine. As most good stories do, it all started with a card game.

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By Mark Gordon |
February 5, 2021

College turns former cigar factory into education center

St. Leo University, behind a $1 million investment, continues the reinvention of a former cigar factory into a high-tech academic center.

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