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By Jean Gruss |
January 1, 2012

Buy a company, get a visa - but is it worth it?

Successful entrepreneurs never give up, even in the face of great adversity. One British couple rebuilt their business despite near disaster.

Strategies

By Jean Gruss |
May 10, 2013

Password success

For Ahmed El-Haggan, managing email passwords for 3,800 students at Coppin State University in Baltimore used to be a major hassle.

Strategies

By Business Observer Staff |
December 7, 2012

Corporate Report: December 7

A roundup of the top corporate news of the week.

Strategies

By Beth Luberecki |
September 9, 2021

Acquisitions provide big boost for small insurance firm

Recent deals have expanded Iron Ridge Insurance Services' size by more than 65%. But its CEO maintains the deals will be for naught without providing employees a great place to work.

Insurance

By Louis Llovio |
April 30, 2023

Historic beach hotel wants to add 629 rooms as part of massive expansion

Golf, retail properties sold and a company buys three Manatee warehouse top the week's commercial real estate news.

Commercial Real Estate

By Beth Luberecki |
July 22, 2022

On-the-move parking entrepreneur revs up successful business strategy

Valet Pros keeps growing in downtown Naples. But the owners are cautious to not pick up speed too quickly.

Entrepreneurs

By Business Observer Staff |
November 23, 2007

LEONARD: Unified communications for all

Unified communications (UC) is a technology and productivity tool that has been widely adopted by the Fortune 1000. But the small- to medium-size business market has yet to jump on and represents a huge opportunity for UC vendors.

Opinion

By Business Observer Staff |
March 14, 2008

Follow the Rules

Tampa attorney Bruce Lamb helps doctors and hospitals keep in step with state and federal regulations and has received board-certified status for his specialty.

Entrepreneurs

By Observer Staff |
February 13, 2009

Follow the rules

Tampa attorney Bruce Lamb helps doctors and hospitals keep in step with state and federal regulations and has received board-certified status for his specialty.

By Business Observer Staff |
September 5, 2003

17 Regional Roundup 9/05-9/11/03

This week's items: BANK EXPANDS INTO NAPLES F.N.B. RECOGNIZED NEW SERVICE AT PORT AUTHORITYANCHOR GLASS FILES IPOWALTER LOWERS EARNINGS GUIDANCEFINDWHAT EXPANDS

Industries

By Matt Walsh |
June 14, 2013

Sorry, not enough people have died yet

Put another way, not enough people died or suffered irreversible maladies on their hour-long or 30-minute ambulance rides to one of the far-away hospitals.

Opinion

By Mark Gordon |
March 6, 2020

Young co-founders seek to upend staid industry

Backed by some prominent board members, eNotaryLog has ambitious plans.

By Mark Gordon |
March 18, 2022

HVAC company's new CEO sets bold growth goals

Conditioned Air, which celebrates 60 years in business in 2022, has been steadily growing for years.

Development

By Brian Hartz |
February 24, 2022

Rent a center: Building owner has a 'suite' solution for vacant space

Dunedin, Florida-based Achieva Credit Union, previously the sole occupant of its corporate headquarters, has opened up its office to new tenants.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Steven Benna |
September 21, 2016

Proper props

A company with a simple and streamlined business model — lien searches — is on the verge of surpassing $10 million in annual revenues, from less than $1 million four years ago. Can it maintain the rapid pace?

Strategies

By Brian Hartz |
January 15, 2021

Accounting firm defies industry norms, grows rapidly

St. Petersburg tax and accounting firm Spoor Bunch Franz challenges industry norms, traditions and expectations. Its methods seem to be working.

Finance

By Amanda Postma |
July 25, 2023

AeroVanti founder resigns CEO, chairman positions

New CEO Scott Hopes says the troubled private air service company has received a $2 million loan to help stabilize the business.

Manatee-Sarasota

By Andrew Warfield |
February 15, 2019

RIsing tide floats Fish Tale Boats to new heights

The success of the family-owned boat dealership and service center is no fish tale. Rather than having to lament the one that got away, it has cast its net to land even more business by, ironically, moving away from the water.

Strategies

By Adam Hughes |
May 29, 2006

Immigration vs. Florida's Economy

Florida has recorded the third-biggest immigration wave in the country since 2000. The economic effects are mostly positive - especially if the immigrants are educated and highly trained; less positive when they're not.

Entrepreneurs

By Adam Hughes |
May 13, 2005

What Will Your Customers Need? By: Lou Lasday

Ask and answer these four questions to be able to predict the direction of future profits in your company.

Opinion

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Buy a company, get a visa - but is it worth it?

Password success

Corporate Report: December 7

Acquisitions provide big boost for small insurance firm

Historic beach hotel wants to add 629 rooms as part of massive expansion

On-the-move parking entrepreneur revs up successful business strategy

LEONARD: Unified communications for all

Follow the Rules

Follow the rules

17 Regional Roundup 9/05-9/11/03

Sorry, not enough people have died yet

Young co-founders seek to upend staid industry

HVAC company's new CEO sets bold growth goals

Rent a center: Building owner has a 'suite' solution for vacant space

Proper props

Accounting firm defies industry norms, grows rapidly

AeroVanti founder resigns CEO, chairman positions

RIsing tide floats Fish Tale Boats to new heights

Immigration vs. Florida's Economy

What Will Your Customers Need? By: Lou Lasday

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