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By Adam Hughes |
August 1, 2005

The Spartan Approach

Keeping it simple and operating in the shadow of the big financial services giants, a Raymond James alumnus hopes to be the investment banker of choice for Florida banks.

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By Adam Hughes |
April 28, 2006

'A Giant Within'

A college dropout strikes it rich in a real estate niche. After seven years, he and his business partner now want to try something new.

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By Adam Hughes |
May 29, 2006

Good Business

Small businesses got two big wins during the legislative session. Look for health care insurance reform next year.

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By Adam Hughes |
June 2, 2006

Walsh: Citizens Insurance: a looming Category 5 disaster

Another hurricane season is upon us. Let's pray hard: Please, no big hurricanes in Florida this season. The Florida residential insurance industry cannot withstand one; it's really and truly on the brink.

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By Adam Hughes |
May 13, 2005

Cherry Picker

Homebuilder Brian Pruett honed his niche by creating mini-resorts. The key to his craftsmanship is stability - using the same contractors for 20 years.

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By Adam Hughes |
April 15, 2005

A Banker Goes to City Hall

Plant City thrift executive Robert P. Brown joins a select group: bankers in elected office.

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By Business Observer Staff |
October 9, 2008

Real World Dreams

Engineering professor Stephen Sundarrao works with USFstudents to develop and patent stronger, better products for people with disabilities. Solving real problems is the key.

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By Business Observer Staff |
March 29, 2008

WALSH: Sarasota wins state's most anti-growth booby prize

Contrast Sarasota with Lee County, where the vision is one that embraces economic vitality.

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By Business Observer Staff |
September 17, 2004

A Flood of Controversy

The developer of Tampa's exclusive Avila community seeks $8 million in damages from the Southwest Florida Water Management District and Hillsborough County.

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By Business Observer Staff |
January 2, 2004

Court Opinon: Anderson, Watson v. Smithfield Foods Inc. and Luter

A group of landowners appeals the district court's judgment dismissing their civil action and imposing sanctions on their counsel in the amount of $128,563.43. We affirm dismissal of the action, but reverse the award of sanctions.

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By Business Observer Staff |
December 26, 2003

Unified Front (Sara/Mana cover)

Gulf Coast chambers of commerce mostly agree on the important issues for the upcoming legislative session: Affordable health insurance, education and transportation.

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By Business Observer Staff |
April 16, 2004

Heavy Load

Richard Buckelew, president of RMC Florida Group Inc., juggles the hefty tasks of running a $100-million company in an industry strife with material shortages and staffing uncertainties.

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By Business Observer Staff |
October 31, 2003

Patently Offended

BillingNetwork.com, an Internet medical-billing company, notified 250 competitors they may be in violation of federal patent laws. It has sued four of them.

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By Business Observer Staff |
December 31, 2004

Another Good Year?

Opinions differ on whether a string of profitable years will continue for Gulf Coast banks in 2005.

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By Jean Gruss |
September 3, 2009

Respect the Elders

Senior housing isn't immune from the economic downturn. Two of the best operators on the Gulf Coast discuss the trends in their industry and how the recession and the Baby Boomers will change retirement. If you thought the recent health-care debates were raucous, you haven't seen anything yet.

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By Carl Cronan |
October 1, 2010

For Love and Profit

Tampa's i9 Sports believes it has a solution to the crisis facing youngsters who may not get enough exercise or are unhappy on neighborhood teams. The concept is growing nationally.

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By Jean Gruss |
July 16, 2010

No Cheap Talk

The Gulf Coast is fast becoming a major stop for big-name speakers, but they're not giving lectures in traditional university venues. Speaker fees are so high that it's tough to make money, too.

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By Jean Gruss |
July 16, 2010

Costly Clusters

State and local governments have spent more than $1.5 billion to bring biomedical research institutes to Florida since 2004, or nearly $1.4 million per job created so far. Collier County wants to join the club.

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By Matt Walsh |
July 16, 2010

Here's our chance: Elect business competence

The media and Bill McCollum are pounding on Rick Scott's Medicare record. But the totality of his record clearly puts him on top.

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By Denise Kalette |
March 1, 2013

Bring Them Home

Too many young people are leaving Tampa for cities that offer better jobs, says Mayor Bob Buckhorn. He intends to change that.

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A Flood of Controversy

Court Opinon: Anderson, Watson v. Smithfield Foods Inc. and Luter

Unified Front (Sara/Mana cover)

Heavy Load

Patently Offended

Another Good Year?

Respect the Elders

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