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By Mark Gordon |
July 13, 2012

Sign of the Times

Jamie Harden was only two years into running his own business, a 100 employee-firm, when the downturn forced him to transform the company. It was tougher than he thought, but now he can see success.

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By Louis Llovio |
June 3, 2021

Federal officials seize more than $1 million in dietary supplements from manufacturer

Seizure leads to at least 30 job cuts at Premier Manufacturing.

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By Business Observer Staff |
June 15, 2021

Equity firms acquire pair of homegrown Sarasota tech companies

One company started as a subsidiary of the other business.

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By Business Observer Staff |
October 16, 2015

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Partner, Maxwell, Hendry & Simmons

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By Business Observer Staff |
February 26, 2015

How to improve your credit

Do surprises lurk in your credit score? How to find them and fix inaccuracies.

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By Business Observer Staff |
October 15, 2004

Technophobes Beware

The staid legal profession needs to overcome an aversion to devices that can make work easier.

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By Louis Llovio |
August 1, 2022

Tampa man sentenced to 5 years for counterfeit credit cards, unemployment insurance fraud

The 30-year-old man made credit cards using stolen information and committed fraud to obtain unemployment benefits.

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By Business Observer Staff |
July 20, 2007

Building Optimism

One Gulf Coast developer forges on, despite having signed contracts on only a fraction of 550 condos.

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By Business Observer Staff |
December 10, 2009

Corporate Report: Moffitt awarded $19 million in grants

The Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa has been awarded nearly $19 million in grants from the National Institutes of Health under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, including $4 million to study patient-centered outcomes research in personalized medicine, one of only seven such grants so far awarded.

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By Mark Gordon |
June 14, 2013

A second act

A local financial planning firm has grown revenues nearly 200% since 2010. One key has been to eliminate conflicts of interest for clients.

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By Jean Gruss |
October 5, 2012

Scarry Numbers

Duncan Scarry's advertising agencies target auto dealers, and growth has been torrid.

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By Beth Luberecki |
September 22, 2017

Stick Together

A networking group has found some fast growth with a twist on the traditional model.

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By Mark Gordon |
August 12, 2016

Fashion forward

Charlotte Osterman, after a bold move, rose quickly in the high-end corporate fashion world. She seeks to duplicate that success with her own venture.

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By Amanda Postma |
June 30, 2023

Private aviation club denies allegations that firm’s fleet has been grounded

The company faces allegations on several fronts.

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Brian Hartz |
February 10, 2022

Employee benefits firm takes on big rivals with proactive, innovative approach

Tampa, Florida-based Benicomp embraces change while keeping its mission front of mind: Save businesses big bucks on health insurance claims.

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By Business Observer Staff |
September 21, 2007

Commercial whistling the subprime blues?

Several real estate brokers report capital woes are impacting their commercial closings.

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July 13, 2018

The burden of over-regulation remains a key threat

Our country needs regulations and no one is calling for zero regulations. But, there comes a tipping point where the burden is just so taxing that it hurts economic growth. Case in point was made by the Obama administration that the over-regulation of the

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By Traci McMillan Beach |
August 29, 2014

New Downtown

Fifth Third Center in downtown Tampa recently sold for $47 million. CBRE's Anne-Marie Ayers says the sale is the start of a spike in demand for downtown real estate.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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By Business Observer Staff |
October 29, 2004

Coffee Talk (Tampa edition)

This week's items: Panel discusses what venture capitalist wantJack Day seems to be leading the endorsement parade against Cynthia NewtonCavey Slowik & Hudson reoganizes after Slowik-Eldridge departure

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By Louis Llovio |
April 1, 2024

As Lee residents face 25% flood insurance increase, county tries to shift blame

Lee County officials, despite FEMA letters, say they were blindsided by rating downgrade.

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Sign of the Times

Federal officials seize more than $1 million in dietary supplements from manufacturer

Equity firms acquire pair of homegrown Sarasota tech companies

Matt Simmons, 31

How to improve your credit

Technophobes Beware

Tampa man sentenced to 5 years for counterfeit credit cards, unemployment insurance fraud

Building Optimism

Corporate Report: Moffitt awarded $19 million in grants

A second act

Scarry Numbers

Stick Together

Fashion forward

Private aviation club denies allegations that firm’s fleet has been grounded

Employee benefits firm takes on big rivals with proactive, innovative approach

Commercial whistling the subprime blues?

The burden of over-regulation remains a key threat

New Downtown

Coffee Talk (Tampa edition)

As Lee residents face 25% flood insurance increase, county tries to shift blame

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