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By Mark Gordon |
March 8, 2024

Startup wows in specialized market: 3D-printing furniture

Wth a Texas lineage well-versed in dreaming and doing big things, Jay Rogers makes St. Pete a focal point of his latest venture: robots that make tables and chairs.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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By Mark Gordon |
November 26, 2010

Dreams With Teeth

A bold group of entrepreneurs hopes to take a big bite out of an even bigger market. Plans include going from 20 to 280 employees in five years.

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By Business Observer Staff |
September 15, 2017

A big bank like Raymond James, with hundreds of jobs and millions of dollars at stake, can't afford a mistake in an acquisition. It helps to have an executive like Alexandra Band at the helm of that department.

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By Louis Llovio |
February 16, 2023

Naples estate hits the market for nearly $19 million

A custom-built waterfront property in the city's Aqualane Shores neighborhood is almost 6,000 square feet.

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By Louis Llovio |
September 8, 2022

Swiss life sciences company choses Tampa for regional HQ

The company will open an office in USF Health’s CAMLS center downtown.

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By Business Observer Staff |
October 12, 2012

Get on the bus, Gus, to the land of deals

Tampa has its own tours — only this one isn't for stars.

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By Business Observer Staff |
August 16, 2019

Let them eat cake: Grocer takes dessert offerings to new level with imports

Publix Super Markets Inc. has struck a deal that will see the Lakeland, Florida-based grocer import premium, handmade cakes from La Rocca, a Canadian cake maker.

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By Business Observer Staff |
November 8, 2019

Aquatic transportation service returns to area waterway

The Cross-Bay Ferry opens for a third season; Tampa mayor calls for it to be a permanent fixture.

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By Matt Walsh |
January 20, 2017

At 20, we're just getting started

We'll adapt and reinvent for your needs. But we'll always hold on to one conviction: Capitalism is great.

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By Amanda Postma |
April 18, 2023

$435M Sarasota nonprofit plans relocation to Tampa

CAN Community Health has been headquartered in Sarasota since 2018.

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By Brian Hartz |
March 25, 2020

Fast-moving financial crisis demands decisive action: banker

David Druey, Centennial Bank’s Florida regional president, says the coronavirus pandemic presents a host of challenges.

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By Business Observer Staff |
May 25, 2007

Heavy Lifting

Gevity develops a new business model as it slowly discards its old one. Some competitors follow, while some fill gaps left behind by Gevity.

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By Business Observer Staff |
September 26, 2003

YP Sarah Hoffe

Sarah Hoffe, a radiation oncologist for 21st Century Oncology, talks about work, dealing with death, who has mentored her and more.

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By Matt Walsh |
June 6, 2025

Danny Perez: The new disrupter

At last there is a Florida speaker addressing what we have all seen: Our so-called conservative Republican lawmakers have a spending problem.

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By Business Observer Staff |
October 24, 2003

Ahead of the Wave

Transplanted British developer Derick Coles sees rising British investment and immigration coming to Florida. His New Horizons' clients are bringing $500 million a year into Florida.

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By Business Observer Staff |
August 3, 2022

Brokerage buys pair of vacation rental firms — including one that leases houses for $100K a month

Companies are being folded into JRW Vacation Rentals LLC, A John R. Wood Company.

Charlotte–Lee–Collier

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By Business Observer Staff |
August 29, 2008

Getting it back

Steve Delaney lost a lucrative book-printing deal a year ago to low-cost Chinese competitors, but he won it back when the Olympics disrupted business there. The deal shows how American businesses can take advantage of the perils of offshoring.

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By Business Observer Staff |
January 28, 2011

BayWalk on the Brink

Ten years after opening, St. Petersburg's retail/entertainment complex is a gaping hole in a vibrant downtown. Will a new owner be able to bring it back?

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By Business Observer Staff |
May 22, 2012

Hijinks at HuB build buzz

Startup business incubator generates lots of laughs in its latest move.

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Business Observer Staff |
April 22, 2016

In Memoriam | Derek Dunn-Rankin

Even as Derek Dunn-Rankin approached his 90s, he kept true to certain rituals and routines.

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Startup wows in specialized market: 3D-printing furniture

Dreams With Teeth

Art of Acquire

Naples estate hits the market for nearly $19 million

Swiss life sciences company choses Tampa for regional HQ

Get on the bus, Gus, to the land of deals

Let them eat cake: Grocer takes dessert offerings to new level with imports

Aquatic transportation service returns to area waterway

At 20, we're just getting started

$435M Sarasota nonprofit plans relocation to Tampa

Fast-moving financial crisis demands decisive action: banker

Heavy Lifting

YP Sarah Hoffe

Danny Perez: The new disrupter

Ahead of the Wave

Brokerage buys pair of vacation rental firms — including one that leases houses for $100K a month

Getting it back

BayWalk on the Brink

Hijinks at HuB build buzz

In Memoriam | Derek Dunn-Rankin

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