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By Business Observer Staff |
April 16, 2004

Russ Stahl is Different

The 61-year-old Tampa attorney seems unfazed by the child-sex charges facing him. He recently won an $18 million jury award for an injured client. 'I am not a normal person,' he says.

Entrepreneurs

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By Business Observer Staff |
May 7, 2004

They're still at it. The Michigan transplants make millions growing cucumbers, peppers and tomatoes in Manatee and Hillsborough counties. After a year in court, their internecine squabble is far from patched up.

Entrepreneurs

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By Business Observer Staff |
October 17, 2003

Formidable Foe, Invaluable Ally (Tampa Edition)

Lawyer Barry Cohen took on the federal government in the 'Baby Sabrina' case and won $2.9 million in legal fees.

Entrepreneurs

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By Business Observer Staff |
June 25, 2004

Real Estate Briefs (Sara/Mana edition)

This week's items: Gibraltar Homes preps for new officeKimal Lumber building new window-door facility, officeBlackpoint Group starts third, fourth flex buildings84 Lumber buys land for store

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Adam Hughes |
January 21, 2005

Time for Change?

Floridais Growth Management Act might be rewritten for the first time in two decades.

Entrepreneurs

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By Jean Gruss |
September 10, 2009

Smaller is Better

Few banks on the Gulf Coast showed a profit so far this year. But small community banks make up a disproportionate share of those that made money in the second quarter.

Finance

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By Jean Gruss |
March 11, 2010

Downtown Champion

Fort Myers residents elected Randy Henderson Jr. as mayor last fall, a longtime entrepreneur and former commercial banker. With a grand vision for downtown Fort Myers, he's not letting the slow economy stop him.

Florida

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By Business Observer Staff |
August 6, 2009

Candid Cann

FDOT District One Secretary Stan Cann explains how the federal stimulus plan is affecting $1 billion worth of transportation projects in the region, and to be ready for more toll roads in the future.

Florida

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By Jean Gruss |
May 13, 2011

Big Fish

John Langley is quietly building a giant medical-transcription company, outsmarting the competition with sophisticated technology and talent. His next challenge: government health care.

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By Alex Mahadevan |
February 23, 2012

The Next Shah

Punit Shah expected to jump into the boardroom of his father's business after college. Raxit Shah had dirtier plans for his eldest son.

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By Brian Hartz |
January 31, 2020

Reinventing the steel: New leadership revives metal-making firm

Tampa Steel & Supply, with new owner Troy Underwood at the helm, has grown significantly and expanded its technical capabilities.

Entrepreneurs

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By Mark Gordon |
March 13, 2020

Couple's grit, creativity leads to tasty company

Angie and Dan Bastian's secret sauce for a thriving business — and lucrative exit — lies in a underutilized principle: Go forward, with gusto, but without all the answers.

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By Brian Hartz |
April 23, 2020

Road less traveled: Tourism CEO takes career detour with new venture

Keith Overton, former CEO of TradeWinds Island Resorts in St. Pete Beach, Florida, has plans for a new RV and cottage resort in Pasco County.

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By Andrew Warfield |
November 23, 2018

Cold war technology rockets fintech firm to global dominance

ACI Worldwide’s technology began as a solution to prevent an accidental nuclear missile launch. Now the firm aims to prevent competitors from creeping into its space.

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By Brian Hartz |
January 18, 2019

Sound and fury: Entrepreneur finds innovative ways to fend off attacks

Matt Heller's Zephyrhills, Florida-based company, HornBlasters Inc., which makes high-powered air horns for cars and trucks, has been on the receiving end of lawsuits, threats from cut-rate competitors and social media backlash for years.

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By Grier Ferguson |
March 22, 2019

Collectibles spell big business for area company that grades coins, comic books and more

Mark Salzberg, chairman of Certified Collectibles Group, says the group's companies provide comfort and security to collectors.

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By Andrew Warfield |
April 26, 2019

Employee-owned company wired for success

A niche manufacturer seeks to shed its best-kept secret vibe. One challenge is to do that without sacrificing its finely tuned, problem-solver mentality.

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By Andrew Warfield |
September 14, 2018

A storm-worthy business model

Storm Smart adds layers of leadership while laying the foundation for growth, succession

Leadership

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By Mark Gordon |
April 14, 2022

$351M Hospice aims to use size increase access points

A gusher of challenges lies at the foot of the hospice industry. One bold organization attacks the obstacles with a bigger-is-better mindset.

Healthcare

By Kim Walker |
October 4, 2017

Board Members as Supervisors: The Boss's Boss

Few volunteers join a nonprofit board of directors to supervise or—the unthinkable—to remove the organization's chief executive officer. However...

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Time for Change?

Smaller is Better

Downtown Champion

Candid Cann

Big Fish

The Next Shah

Reinventing the steel: New leadership revives metal-making firm

Couple's grit, creativity leads to tasty company

Road less traveled: Tourism CEO takes career detour with new venture

Cold war technology rockets fintech firm to global dominance

Sound and fury: Entrepreneur finds innovative ways to fend off attacks

Collectibles spell big business for area company that grades coins, comic books and more

Employee-owned company wired for success

A storm-worthy business model

$351M Hospice aims to use size increase access points

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