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By Steven D. Brownlee, J.D., M.B.A., M.D. |
April 6, 2018

Aging Is Risky Business: Considerations for Senior Living Providers

The senior living industry is growing exponentially as Baby Boomers hit retirement age.

Williams Parker

Forget New York

Flightdocs expects sustained growth with new software for aircraft maintenance tracking.

Strategies

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By Beth Luberecki |
January 26, 2018

Boom-time Build

The steady stream of retirees coming to Florida, soon to be more of a gushing, requires an enhanced approach to senior living development.

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Traci McMillan Beach |
July 11, 2014

Compound Queen

New Port Richey-based TriNity Medical Pharmacy is growing in a competitive pharmaceutical market: compounding medications. Its continued expansion hinges on finding new niches.

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By Beth Luberecki |
June 24, 2016

'Employer of choice'

To alleviate workers' child care stress, window manufacturer PGT decided to build its own facility. It looked to Disney for the model.

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By Jean Gruss |
September 26, 2014

Underground view

Christopher Pacitto launched Velocity Engineering Services a year ago, and business has been brisk.

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By Steven Benna |
November 13, 2015

People's Choice

One of the largest lenders in the region is getting into a new line of business — a complicated side of insurance. Will it pay off?

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By Michael Hinman |
March 6, 2015

Pockets of growth

TekBank chooses Tampa over Miami and Atlanta to create its new IT hub, thanks to Jeffrey Vinik's redevelopment push.

Entrepreneurs

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By Mark Gordon |
May 8, 2015

Smells good

A company that provides coffee to offices has a solid share of two Gulf Coast markets. It craves more.

Strategies

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By Elizabeth King |
April 18, 2024

Federal agency issues pro-union ruling for 80 Sarasota grocery drivers

Workers from a McIntosh Road grocery distribution center will be allowed to seek union representation with the Teamsters.

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Business Observer Staff |
October 27, 2006

Walsh: If we stop growing now . . . we die

Matt Walsh explains why anti-growth and managed-growth policies are a death sentence for prosperity.

Opinion

By Mark Gordon |
March 27, 2026

Hulk Hogan's beer brand looks to grow — while moving beyond iconic pitchman

Real American Beer is grappling with a core business problem: how to evolve beyond an iconic founder without alienating its ride-or-die demographic.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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By Business Observer Staff |
May 4, 2023

Prominent Venice manufacturer rebrands

The rebranding at PGT Innovations included a new logo and slogan.

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Louis Llovio |
May 10, 2023

Major Midwest hardware retailer buys land in Manatee

Wisconsin-based Menards has bought 30 acres of land east of Interstate 75.

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Mark Gordon |
July 26, 2023

A year after dining with Biden, Naples chef makes dinner for vice president

Asif Syed also once beat Bobby Flay.

Charlotte–Lee–Collier

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By Louis Llovio |
September 11, 2023

Auto dealership group shutters and lays off hundreds, including Bradenton employees

Off Lease Only closed five stores Sept. 7 after tough used car market forced it to file bankruptcy.

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Jim Stinson |
September 13, 2023

What's the 411? Tampa snags Florida's first 1990s convention.

90s Con says Tampa was an untapped nostalgia market for its first Florida event.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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By Louis Llovio |
July 3, 2023

Popular steakhouse Seltzer's closes one of its three locations

Harold Seltzer's Steakhouse shut down July 1.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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By Mark Gordon |
February 13, 2023

Report: At the end of day, corporate jargon isn’t a win-win

Corporate buzzwords are driving us all bonkers.

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By Business Observer Staff |
June 30, 2022

Is it stadium or bust for St. Pete mayor’s new approach to Trop site?

Ken Welch says proposals must include a ballpark, but the Tampa Bay Rays are mum on the matter.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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Aging Is Risky Business: Considerations for Senior Living Providers

Forget New York

Boom-time Build

Compound Queen

'Employer of choice'

Underground view

People's Choice

Pockets of growth

Smells good

Federal agency issues pro-union ruling for 80 Sarasota grocery drivers

Walsh: If we stop growing now . . . we die

Hulk Hogan's beer brand looks to grow — while moving beyond iconic pitchman

Prominent Venice manufacturer rebrands

Major Midwest hardware retailer buys land in Manatee

A year after dining with Biden, Naples chef makes dinner for vice president

Auto dealership group shutters and lays off hundreds, including Bradenton employees

What's the 411? Tampa snags Florida's first 1990s convention.

Popular steakhouse Seltzer's closes one of its three locations

Report: At the end of day, corporate jargon isn’t a win-win

Is it stadium or bust for St. Pete mayor’s new approach to Trop site?

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