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By Jean Gruss |
December 28, 2012

Rebuilding a Brand

Steve Lush is rehabilitating the brand of upscale furniture retailer Robb & Stucky after it was liquidated in bankruptcy in 2011.

Strategies

By Alex Walsh |
January 1, 2012

Plan and Attack

After selling out the Towers of Channelside, Cheryl McCormick Brown and Steve McAuliffe created their own business.

Entrepreneurs

By Mark Gordon |
June 17, 2016

Universal model

An ATM that spits out $1 bills is part of a major technology transformation of PNC Bank's Gulf Coast branches. Other banks have seized the trend, too.

Finance

By Mark Gordon |
December 19, 2014

New focus

Losing a leadership role at a fast-growth company jarred Michael Corley. But he recovered.

Entrepreneurs

By Anastasia Dawson |
August 14, 2025

Tampa school hires director for new entrepreneurship institute

The new director of Carrollwood Day School's Entrepreneurship Institute will be tasked with fostering relationships with local businesses.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Adam Hughes |
January 20, 2006

Radiation Therapy Services' stock price has nearly tripled since going public in 2004. There's good reason: It has $100 million and the highest-tech machines to continue its fast expansion as the largest radiation center operator in the nation.

Entrepreneurs

By Denise Federer |
August 17, 2023

Developing mid-level managers is essential — but often overlooked

The manager in the middle has an outsized impact on an organization.

Advice

By Business Observer Staff |
April 16, 2009

Government Digest

A Look at state and local government

Florida

By Alex Walsh |
January 15, 2010

Chemically balanced

Kevin Sill is equal parts pharmaceutical researcher and business executive. He balances his time between conducting lab experiments and growing his company. His experiences on both fronts show the positive effect caused by creativity.

Strategies

By Alex Walsh |
December 18, 2009

Tournament business

Not every hobby can be parlayed into a successful business. But Lauri Dagostino's love of youth sports has made her annual national volleyball tournament into the feature item of a multimillion-dollar company.

Strategies

By Mark Gordon |
January 17, 2013

The business of being Nik

An entrepreneur who signs his emails 'Never Give Up!' must have a good story. For Nik Wallenda, that story is all about scaling new heights.

Strategies

By Mark Gordon |
July 9, 2020

Hospital grapples with 'astronomical' PPE costs

Keeping employees motivated and focused is a key task for Sarasota Memorial Hospital CEO David Verinder.

Health Care

By Denise Federer |
February 8, 2022

The old way of recruiting employees doesn't work in the new normal. Here's what does.

Although the changes are coming fast, a delayed strategy can be costly.

Advice

By Denise Federer |
November 15, 2019

Critical thinkers are critical to your success

There is good news: Critical thinking can be taught.

Opinion

By Mark Gordon |
December 4, 2015

'Listers Last; Buyers are Liars'

What does telling stories have to do with selling homes? A lot, it turns out.

Entrepreneurs

By Elizabeth King |
October 9, 2025

Donald Carlson, 33

40 Under 40 winner Donald Carlson is founder of Tweeds.

Class of 2025

By Jay Brady |
August 5, 2011

Public Charity: Wise or Waste?

Local governments contracting with nonprofits for services spend millions of taxpayers' dollars each year. The strategy has its supporters and detractors.

Florida

By Louis Llovio |
September 3, 2023

Famed Parisian fashion house Chanel opens Tampa store

In the week's top commercial real estate news, a mobile home park is bought in Fort Myers, a Virginia convinience store sells in Palmetto, and retailers open in Tampa.

Florida

By Dan Ping |
July 1, 2011

No more Corporate Climbing

Brian Baird used his sales skills and a bit of Hollywood theatrics to finance his escape from a corporate job. It's a move he's glad he made.

Entrepreneurs

By Jay Brady |
July 21, 2011

Employers' New Edge

CareerEdge, a new job-training program in Manatee and Sarasota counties, shifts the model from employee to employer and from public to partnership.

Strategies

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Plan and Attack

Universal model

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Developing mid-level managers is essential — but often overlooked

Government Digest

Chemically balanced

Tournament business

The business of being Nik

Hospital grapples with 'astronomical' PPE costs

The old way of recruiting employees doesn't work in the new normal. Here's what does.

Critical thinkers are critical to your success

'Listers Last; Buyers are Liars'

Donald Carlson, 33

Public Charity: Wise or Waste?

Famed Parisian fashion house Chanel opens Tampa store

No more Corporate Climbing

Employers' New Edge

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