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By Jay Brady |
October 15, 2009

Risky Business

Citizens Property Insurance Corporation relies on $3.6 billion from the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund, coverage that may not be there when it is needed. And the Cat fund has its own claims-paying shortfalls when the big one hits. That all means much bigger assessments on policyholders.

Florida

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By Mark Gordon |
December 14, 2012

Patience, Patience

The current community-banking environment isn't for the weak-hearted. Yet the bank that remains the newest on the Gulf Coast might have the perfect antidote to the heartache.

Finance

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By Alex Mahadevan |
October 21, 2011

Forecast 2012: Tampa Bay

Members of the Tampa Bay business community comment on next year's outlook.

News

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By Mark Gordon |
October 12, 2018

Public companies pounce on acquisitions, chase $1B in revenues

The two largest publicly traded companies in the Sarasota-Bradenton region have laid out big plans to get even bigger — with each chasing $1 billion in annual sales. An inside look at each company’s strategy reveals some interesting insights.

Leadership

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By Brian Hartz |
August 23, 2019

With innovative home plans, builder caters to evolution of 'single-family' housing

The Chicago firm has capitalized on a burgeoning trend in the region: multigenerational housing. New challenges await, including a battle for land.

Strategies

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By Business Observer Staff |
July 6, 2007

Stay Fresh, Reinvent

Taking a cue from pop-diva Madonna, star jewelry designer Erika Pena constantly reinvents her merchandise. Erika and her sister, Bielka, have big ambitions for their young firm.

Entrepreneurs

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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.

Entrepreneurs

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By Business Observer Staff |
December 4, 2008

Corporate Report

Intertape launchesbiodegradable filmWalter Industries adoptstakeover protection planRib City opens 15th franchise,first restaurant in MissouriRhythm and Groovesadds Vibecast-SBRoper Industries' dividendto show 13.8% increaseSEC investigation endsagainst Jabil stock optionsFlanders Corp. CEOawarded three-year contractOSI Restaurant aimingto sell Lee Roy Selmon'sStinger Systems releases updated S-200 stun gun

Industries

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By Business Observer Staff |
September 24, 2004

Dunkin' Deals

Dealmaker Marvin Kaplan brought the first Dunkin' Donuts to Sarasota in 1992. Now he and his partners plan to return the franchise to the market with 16 new locations.

Entrepreneurs

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By Jay Brady |
November 12, 2009

Cracking the Code

While legislators look for a science-based, politically acceptable plan for oil drilling, new technology for extracting natural gas is aligning with state and federal energy policy to potentially unlock Florida waters and the eastern Gulf.

Florida

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By Adam Hughes |
September 19, 2005

Real Estate Briefs (Sara/Mana)

Kurland Family Plans Fruitville Mixed-use ProjectClark Comfort Inn owners buy nearby RamadaTradition Tarragon buys Whispering OaksIsaac Group buys buildings on State, PineappleKemick Properties buys land for home community

Charlotte–Lee–Collier

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By Business Observer Staff |
December 14, 2006

Colonial-ism

Colonial Bank is snapping up real estate as it plans to double its presence from Tampa to Naples. It aims to take market share from regional and national banks.

Entrepreneurs

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By Adam Hughes |
December 27, 2005

Fur-flying Fun

With Fun Friends' manufacturing done in China, entrepreneur Julian Parry has parlayed furry cell-phone coversinto a fashion accessory for teenaged girls.

Entrepreneurs

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By Business Observer Staff |
November 14, 2008

Life in the Clouds

Cloud computing, putting computer networks overthe Internet, is slowly catching on as a way for Gulf Coast companies to lower tech costs. But document security and bandwidth needs may slow its growth.

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By Kevin McQuaid |
May 18, 2018

Stock Development diversifying to mitigate risk

Naples developer and homebulder is branching out from its core business

Commercial Real Estate

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By Mark Gordon |
June 24, 2016

Speed of sound

Online crowdfunding provided three innovative business partners who share a passion for great sound a powerful kick-start to their business. Now the pressure is on to deliver.

Entrepreneurs

By Louis Llovio |
January 16, 2026

40 years after first hotel sale, 'Queen of Clearwater Beach' is still making deals

Local commercial real estate broker Gi Gi Gillis keeps selling hotels along the Pinellas County beaches as her firm looks to grow.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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By Business Observer Staff |
May 9, 2022

Collier County waterfront lot — less than half an acre — sells for $6M

Premier Sotheby’s International Realty represented the buyer and seller.

Charlotte–Lee–Collier

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By Louis Llovio |
October 31, 2022

Historic St. Petersburg hotel property sells for $29 million

An Atlanta investment firm bought the Marriott hotel in downtown from The Blackstone Group.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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By Adam Hughes |
May 18, 2006

Sarasota-Manatee Runner-Up 3

Mike Miller, President and CEO, Waterford Companies: In 2004, Mike Miller looked smart for changing the focus at his development firm from commercial projects to residential, just prior to the boom.

Entrepreneurs

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Risky Business

Patience, Patience

Forecast 2012: Tampa Bay

Public companies pounce on acquisitions, chase $1B in revenues

With innovative home plans, builder caters to evolution of 'single-family' housing

Stay Fresh, Reinvent

Heavy Lifting

Corporate Report

Dunkin' Deals

Cracking the Code

Real Estate Briefs (Sara/Mana)

Colonial-ism

Fur-flying Fun

Life in the Clouds

Stock Development diversifying to mitigate risk

Speed of sound

40 years after first hotel sale, 'Queen of Clearwater Beach' is still making deals

Collier County waterfront lot — less than half an acre — sells for $6M

Historic St. Petersburg hotel property sells for $29 million

Sarasota-Manatee Runner-Up 3

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