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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 Jay Brady |
October 29, 2009

Beach Retreat

Sea level rise predictions are controversial, but they are driving policymakers to start thinking about changes that could have serious implications for coastal and inland property owners.

Florida

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By Jay Brady |
March 11, 2010

Backs to Business

Local governments talk about the importance of creating jobs, but the legislative programs of their lobbying groups offer plenty of contrast to business groups' priorities.

Florida

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By Business Observer Staff |
March 18, 2010

Pushing Uphill

Economic development, insurance, education reform, renewable energy and health issues are just some of the priorities Gulf Coast legislators are focused on this legislative session in Tallahassee.

Florida

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By Jay Brady |
November 25, 2009

Backward economics

The productive trend toward regionalism is being undermined by the protectionism of local preference ordinances hoped to keep more tax dollars circulating within communities. The trade-off is higher costs and lower quality for public projects.

Florida

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By Mark Gordon |
October 15, 2010

A Bolt of Lightning

A Gulf Coast startup that aims to bring high-tech communications to a somewhat staid industry believes it's on the cusp of a breakout moment. 'We are on the verge of exploding,' its co-founder says.

Strategies

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By Jay Brady |
June 18, 2010

New Urbanism, Old Problems

Sarasota County is a landowner and regulator in an innovative public/private development partnership featuring new urbanism designs that has run smack into old growth problems.

Florida

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By Jay Brady |
May 28, 2010

Twilight Zones

Enterprise zones may be in their sunset years, but they continue to grow in size and number even as their benefits and costs are questioned.

Florida

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By Business Observer Staff |
August 20, 2010

Corporate Report: Aug. 20 - Aug. 26

The latest news from Community Bank of Manatee, HSN, GeoPharma, and more.

News

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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

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By Jean Gruss |
April 23, 2010

Outside In

Naples entrepreneur Richard Scott has always been an outsider, even within the health care industry. But in 2010, outsiders are in and his run for governor may galvanize angry voters.

Florida

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By Mark Gordon |
April 8, 2010

Fighting the Fed

By some accounts the end of another Gulf Coast bank could be on the horizon. But the bank's founder, Charlie Conoley, hasn't conceded anything yet.

Finance

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By Business Observer Staff |
March 18, 2011

Peachy Keen

Two budding restaurateurs took over a prominent breakfast-lunch chain on the verge of collapse. It's an oversized gamble.

Entrepreneurs

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By Carl Cronan |
March 18, 2011

An Optimistic Turn

Gulf Coast hoteliers hope for a better tourist season than last year, when the BP oil spill dominated headlines. Slow recovery and soaring gas prices have shifted the emphasis to intrastate travelers.

Industries

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By Matt Walsh |
May 23, 2013

Bernanke, we hate to admit, is fueling Florida's growth

Florida's economy is back. Well, pretty much.

Opinion

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By Jay Brady |
February 25, 2011

New Economy Budget

Legislators take a stab at Gov. Rick Scott's two-year 'jobs budget' that cuts spending, begins the end of the corporate income tax, and sends $2 billion back to taxpayers to spur growth.

Florida

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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 Jean Gruss |
February 8, 2013

Health Care Scramble

Insurance brokers, accountants and lawyers are poring over the details of Obamacare and helping their clients make decisions that at this point are sometimes little better than educated guesses.

Strategies

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By Mark Gordon |
May 6, 2011

Back to School

'Run it like a business' isn't just a line at one Gulf Coast middle school. It's the foundation behind a struggle for success. The future, however, is sunny.

Industries

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By Jay Brady |
May 20, 2011

Shakedown

Hillsborough County's request for proposal process for big construction projects may not meet the legal definition for bid shopping. Disputes abound on all sides.

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Salvage Operation

Outside In

Fighting the Fed

Peachy Keen

An Optimistic Turn

Bernanke, we hate to admit, is fueling Florida's growth

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