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By Mark Gordon |
May 20, 2016

Mini marvel

For something so small, Alexey Gusev and his team of chemists at US Nano have big plans.

Strategies

By Business Observer Staff |
June 12, 2015

MY VIEW | 'Patent Death Squad'

A stifling federal bill will be a “blow to patent owners and independent inventors” if it passes, agues a Tampa attorney.

Strategies

By Flint Stephens |
April 30, 2015

HR's biggest burden is complying with the law

As the burden of compliance grows more complicated, Alltrust has added a veteran from the HR trenches and courtroom to provide expertise.

AllTrust Insurance

Florida IRS criminal investigators close busy 2024, aim for busier 2025

The national office wrapped a busy year as well.

Florida

By Louis Llovio |
April 24, 2024

$400K theft from organization helping seniors lands woman in prison

A 49-year-old woman was sentenced to prison Tuesday for stealing from a business that provided HVAC and other maintenance services to residents of Sun City Center.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Mark Gordon |
September 27, 2023

Rebooted Ringling Bros. show born in Manatee County aims to fill arenas

Feld Entertainment has been working on the show for more than a year.

Manatee-Sarasota

By Louis Llovio |
November 11, 2025

Naples farm operation sues former exec, alleges he stole $12.5M

Oakes Farms contends Steven A. Veneziano Jr. went to bought a Lamborghini, among other purchases, off ill-gotten gains. Veneziano also faces prison for his role in a $5 million Covid fraud case.

Charlotte–Lee–Collier

By Business Observer Staff |
May 2, 2008

Calendar of Events

View events from around the Gulf Coast for free.

Strategies

By Steven Benna |
May 19, 2025

The week's top commercial real estate transactions in Charlotte, Collier, Hillsborough, Lee, Manatee, Pasco, Pinellas, Polk, Sarasota

A $70 million multifamily complex deal in Polk County paces the week in transactions.

Transactions

By Business Observer Staff |
March 19, 2004

Big WIN: Court Overturns $27 Million Verdict

A multimillion verdict against a Tampa alarm company is overturned by the 5th District Court of Appeal.

Entrepreneurs

By Elizabeth King |
May 14, 2024

Sarasota business owner sent to prison for real estate fraud

Jose “Jay” Manuel Santiago, who owned Santiago & Sons Construction in Sarasota and was an HOA president, is involved in two separate fraud cases.

Manatee-Sarasota

By Adam Hughes |
October 20, 2005

Sold on Florida

West Florida developer Al Hoffman Jr. shares his thoughts on Florida's real estate market as he prepares to become U.S. ambassador to Portugal.

Entrepreneurs

By Jean Gruss |
July 30, 2010

Salvage Operation

A group of creditors who control WCI Communities after it emerged from bankruptcy reorganization is betting the company can come back as a homebuilder. The company has fences to mend first.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Louis Llovio |
July 1, 2022

Technology challenges how we think about property transactions

The metaverse aims to bring people together in the future. But it's also become a hot market for real estate.

Technology

By Mark Gordon |
July 7, 2022

Exec who built crane business into one of the largest in Florida dies at 67

Dean Sims ‘had a passion for the simple life while driving in the fast lane.’

News

By Business Observer Staff |
March 26, 2009

Gulf Coast Week

Regional business news at a glance

Industries

By Business Observer Staff |
October 24, 2003

This week's items: Tampa Bay Technology Forum to hold annual dinner meeting Aclarian Mortgage starting Lakewood Ranch branch Suzuki of Sarasota wins new dealer awardPiano Distributors top Yamaha dealer

News

By Business Observer Staff |
November 7, 2003

A Fair Count

Two Clearwater entrepreneurs say they have come up with a smarter way for state fairs to get all the money coming to them.

Entrepreneurs

By Carl Cronan |
January 3, 2011

Tight Vise

Contractors along the Gulf Coast are caught between ongoing capital restrictions and rising supply costs. Specialization is helping companies get through the downturn.

Industries

By Mark Gordon |
May 21, 2010

The Write Stuff

The art of getting stories printed in newspapers and magazines has long confounded many small business owners and entrepreneurs. Ron Smith is trying to turn it into a science.

Strategies

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Mini marvel

MY VIEW | 'Patent Death Squad'

HR's biggest burden is complying with the law

Florida IRS criminal investigators close busy 2024, aim for busier 2025

$400K theft from organization helping seniors lands woman in prison

Rebooted Ringling Bros. show born in Manatee County aims to fill arenas

Naples farm operation sues former exec, alleges he stole $12.5M

Calendar of Events

The week's top commercial real estate transactions in Charlotte, Collier, Hillsborough, Lee, Manatee, Pasco, Pinellas, Polk, Sarasota

Big WIN: Court Overturns $27 Million Verdict

Sarasota business owner sent to prison for real estate fraud

Sold on Florida

Salvage Operation

Technology challenges how we think about property transactions

Exec who built crane business into one of the largest in Florida dies at 67

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