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By Brian Hartz |
September 18, 2020

As pandemic drags communities down, banks step up

Tampa Bay area banks and credit unions are donating hundreds of thousands of dollars to organizations that provide food and shelter to people whose lives have been turned upside down by the coronavirus pandemic.

Finance

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By Mark Gordon |
June 21, 2019

Poker princess parlays life story into key business lessons

Molly Bloom bottomed out — in business and in life. Now she offers sound advice for entrepreneurs: Kindness matters. So to does a moral code.

Leadership

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By Andrew Warfield |
October 12, 2018

Company credits growth to ESOP structure

B&I Contracting ESOP double-digit growth

Strategies

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By Brian Hartz |
October 25, 2019

All in: Real estate firm pivots from management to ownership

Ciminelli Real Estate Services acquired, for $16.4 million, the Rubin Center, a commercial real estate property it managed, and plans to rename it and spend $500,000 on upgrades to it.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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By Brian Hartz |
March 16, 2018

Get Smart

Even in the best of times, 'somebody can come along and eat you, like Amazon,' says one data-infused executive. His company helps businesses bite back.

Strategies

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By Ted Carter |
November 11, 2016

Go young

Less than 5% of millennials seek a career in insurance, according to one survey. But the industry is attacking the issue with vigor.

Strategies

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By Business Observer Staff |
September 15, 2017

Art of Acquire

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.

Finance

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By Matt Walsh |
September 19, 2014

Review and Comment: Alternative to more Medicaid

Two weeks ago in this space, we presented counter-arguments to the politicians and others who say Florida should take billions of borrowed federal tax dollars to expand the state's Medicaid health system to uninsured Floridians.This week, we're focusing on an alternative.

Opinion

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By Jean Gruss |
June 17, 2016

It's a small world

The number of community banks on the Gulf Coast has dropped by nearly two-thirds in the last 10 years. Some think the bank-creation cycle will start again.

Finance

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By Beth Luberecki |
July 8, 2016

Greener grass

A new business model, particularly at an established destination, can be a risky move. But Selby Gardens has big plans to grow.

Strategies

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By Louis Llovio |
April 15, 2025

Former Navy Seal's Tampa firm brings solar power to Manatee arts school

Manatee School for the Arts' planned solar project includes 3,000 panels and was drawn up by former U.S. Navy Seal Steve Rutherford, who used technology to protect soldiers in Afghanistan.

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Andrew Warfield |
March 12, 2025

Developer faces adjustments in using affordable housing law for Sarasota project

The city of Sarasota's Development Review Committee tells the developer of Adagio it must reduce apartment density and height to comply with zoning codes prior to formally submitted plans.

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Jim Stinson |
February 7, 2024

Entrepreneurs aim to thwart Haines City’s food truck ban

Haines City delayed a reading and potential vote on a proposed ordinance banning food trucks after a public interest law firm argued that the ban violates Florida law.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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By Mark Gordon |
September 4, 2025

Employee-owned businesses on the rise in Florida

A pair of financial executives believe the power of Employee Stock Ownership Plans in Florida is about to get brighter.

Florida

By Elizabeth King |
May 21, 2026

Affordable housing developer sues Sarasota County over $1M in rescinded funds

A more than $22 million affordable housing project is under pressure after Sarasota County pulled $1 million in funding, the developer says.

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Louis Llovio |
July 15, 2022

A not-so-typical developer is building an affordable housing project with a twist in Wimauma

Nonprofit that builds affordable housing in rural areas through unique USDA program sees a pointed increase in demand. "There’s just there’s been an explosion" in need, says one official.

Commercial Real Estate

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By Business Observer Staff |
December 1, 2006

Corporate Report

DNAPrint Genomics partner starts migraine drug studyCrescent Resources new joint parent improves capital pictureTampa company essential to tracking Katrina cleanupHoveround Corp. lays off 66Pop's Material Girl hits Home Shopping NetworkAmacore Group's Vision Plan gets deal with insurance firm

Industries

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By Adam Hughes |
January 28, 2006

Corporate Report

Look at briefs from Gulf Coast businesses for free.

Industries

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By Business Observer Staff |
December 29, 2008

Fees in free fall

Local governments are reducing impact fees to spur development and boost the tax base.

Entrepreneurs

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By Mark Gordon |
May 3, 2013

The A Team

A security firm with fast-growth ambitions has refined a detailed system to help solve one of a business owner's biggest dilemmas: How to recruit and retain top employees.

Entrepreneurs

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Review and Comment: Alternative to more Medicaid

It's a small world

Greener grass

Former Navy Seal's Tampa firm brings solar power to Manatee arts school

Developer faces adjustments in using affordable housing law for Sarasota project

Entrepreneurs aim to thwart Haines City’s food truck ban

Employee-owned businesses on the rise in Florida

Affordable housing developer sues Sarasota County over $1M in rescinded funds

A not-so-typical developer is building an affordable housing project with a twist in Wimauma

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