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By Business Observer Staff |
November 5, 2009

Bank in crisis mode gets a new leader

In a byproduct of the recession, banking regulators stiff-armed Tony Leo in his attempts to open a new bank in Sarasota.

News

By Business Observer Staff |
January 22, 2010

Maybe folks really don't want high speed rail

When the Bradenton Herald gave Tampa Bay Partnership CEO Stuart Rogel an opportunity to answer a few questions for a story about high speed rail, they got a digital earful.

News

By Business Observer Staff |
June 20, 2012

Medical practice takes care of its own

Intercoastal Medical Group earned a Patriot Award from the U.S. Department of Defense

News

By Business Observer Staff |
June 29, 2012

Banker goes to D.C. -and goes off

CEO and chairman of Insignia Bank, Charlie Brown, had a lot to say about potential mortgage origination rules at a panel discussion in D.C.

News

By Andrew Warfield |
June 1, 2018

Campaign helps boost game attendance

Fort Myers Miracle turned to Priority Marketing to help promote baseball games on opening nights.

Strategies

By Business Observer Staff |
June 5, 2018

Film commission concludes search for new leader

After a national search for a new leader, Film Tampa Bay named interim head Tyler Martinolich its commissioner.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Kevin McQuaid |
October 5, 2018

Trinity lands Lee County School District task

Trinity Commercial Group of Estero is chosen from among a dozen firms by the Lee County School District to market for sale nine properties totaling 245 acres

Commercial Real Estate

By Business Observer Staff |
August 28, 2019

Commercial developer hires new marketing and sales director

Naples native comes with 16 years of experience in Collier County’s residential construction industry.

Charlotte–Lee–Collier

By Business Observer Staff |
March 15, 2019

Hertz holds fifth annual Hackathon

Estero-based company invites college students to pose solutions for real-world challenges.

News

By Business Observer Staff |
December 8, 2017

The next generation of cyber sleuths

Fifth-graders get a chance to test security interests.

News

By Jim Stinson |
March 19, 2024

Tampa General first in region to debut device for stroke patients

Tampa General Hospital says it is the first hospital on the Gulf Coast of Florida to use a device for stroke patients experiencing loss of upper limb function.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Mark Gordon |
November 15, 2023

Boston firm wins work in $150M project to help combat algae bloom in Fort Myers

The city of Fort Myers has chosen engineering and construction firm CDM Smith to oversee a five-year, $150 million project designed to eliminate discharge into the surface waters of the Caloosahatchee River.

Charlotte–Lee–Collier

By Anastasia Dawson |
September 5, 2025

Lakeland gang indicted in $236,000 COVID loan scam

Twelve members of the Lakeland-based gang “Hood Boys” were indicted on wire fraud charges.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Andrew Warfield |
April 12, 2019

Pool rules

Retired executives acquire Tri-City Pools with the goal of raising the level of professionalism in the pool service industry. They say retraining, rebranding and refinement will result in resurgence.

Entrepreneurs

By Mark Gordon |
May 26, 2017

Chic Chico's

Chico's aims to bolster margins without weakening its brand. With massive shifts in how people buy clothes, it's a substantial quest.

Strategies

By Michael Hinman |
May 8, 2015

Redress code

Gr8code, like so many startups, began with great promise. A host of problems derailed its potential.

Entrepreneurs

By Business Observer Staff |
September 24, 2013

Resident Techie: That computer's on fire! Oh No!

It's going to happen. You know it will. But still you put it off and now, disaster has struck. There's no telling what form it'll take. It could be everything from the more obviously sinister burglar or virus to that seemingly innocent (yet dastardly) glass of water. Or it could happen with a whimper, something as simple as a strange clicking noise that means your computer has become a giant paperweight.

News

By Business Observer Staff |
July 5, 2020

Area TV remote control company clicks on opportunities

Clean Remote's biggest challenge is choosing the best opportunity to pursue.

News

By Kevin McQuaid |
July 31, 2020

Bridge buys pair of area apartments

Tampa, St. Petersburg multifamily rental deals for more than $100 million the latest purchases by Utah-based investor Bridge Investment Group.

Commercial Real Estate

By Business Observer Staff |
December 6, 2019

Entrepreneur goes from debt to $37M business to now Hall of Fame

Kyle Taylor launched The Penny Hoarder in 2010.

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Bank in crisis mode gets a new leader

Maybe folks really don't want high speed rail

Medical practice takes care of its own

Banker goes to D.C. -and goes off

Campaign helps boost game attendance

Film commission concludes search for new leader

Trinity lands Lee County School District task

Commercial developer hires new marketing and sales director

Hertz holds fifth annual Hackathon

The next generation of cyber sleuths

Tampa General first in region to debut device for stroke patients

Boston firm wins work in $150M project to help combat algae bloom in Fort Myers

Lakeland gang indicted in $236,000 COVID loan scam

Pool rules

Chic Chico's

Redress code

Resident Techie: That computer's on fire! Oh No!

Area TV remote control company clicks on opportunities

Bridge buys pair of area apartments

Entrepreneur goes from debt to $37M business to now Hall of Fame

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