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By Adam Hughes |
March 17, 2006

Corporate Report

Look at briefs from Gulf Coast businesses for free.

Industries

By Adam Hughes |
May 20, 2005

Name game: With a wave of new community banks washing ashore in Florida, Kendrick Pierce & Co. Inc. is keeping busy.Sexual victims' advocate: Pinellas Park trial attorney Joe Saunders has taken a lead role in a civil action against former Pensacola monsignor Richard Bowles.Glazer sighting: If calling news conferences was all it took to land a Super Bowl, the Tampa Bay area would be a shoo-in for the 2009 football game.Positive news: At last, Florida's largest law firm, Holland & Knight LLP, has positive news.

News

By Adam Hughes |
March 28, 2005

Coffee Talk (Tampa)

Saints and sinners: Hey entrepreneurs, are you looking for the next big product or service for which a grateful world would enrich you?Fuel costs to hit construction: Detroit's SUV makers are worried a lot these days. But they will soon have some company to share their worries on rising fuel costs.No turkeys here: The Tampa Bay area's chief judges David Demers and Manuel Menendez Jr. must be smiling.We might talk a little banking, too: Nearly every room has a balcony facing a breathtaking body of water.Home sales up: Home sales increased 17% in the Tampa Bay area in February, according to the Florida Association of Realtors.

News

By Business Observer Staff |
April 25, 2008

Corporate Report

Pinellas brownfield program earns grantSirion Therapeutics shows positive trials for DurezolRomark Laboratories rolls out new drug studyOdyssey court case forces preliminary IDsGold Coast Eagle scores 97% in customer survey

Industries

By Business Observer Staff |
April 25, 2008

Gulf Coast Week

Racing in St. Pete: Although some residents complained about the noise and the crowds, the economic impact won out.A gas-price break: A Tampa hotel hopes it has an answer for people thinking about canceling a summer vacation due to high gas prices: Offer gas stipends.Pinellas ballpark money: St. Petersburg may not be the only source of public money for the proposed $450 million downtown open-air, real grass ballpark for the Tampa Bay Rays.Murdock Village help: Charlotte County commissioners have hired Orlando-based planning firm Tramell Webb PartnersBenderson builds roads: Sarasota-based Benderson Development is planning on spending more than $4 million in road improvements for the land surrounding its massive shopping mall projectPlanning vote delay: An effort to update the city of North Port's comprehensive plan has been delayed until at least June.Mining bills stall: Proposed Florida Senate bills that would have made it more difficult for local politicians to prohibit mining of economically critical limestone rock recently stalled in committees.Frontier takes off: Frontier Airlines, which provided Southwest Florida's only nonstop link to a Mountain-time-zone city, will end service between Fort Myers and Denver this summer.

Finance

By Business Observer Staff |
February 6, 2004

Real Estate Briefs

This week's items: Corvus International buys near Riviera Dunes project ComCenter at Lakewood Ranch expected to open this month Axcess Diagnostics to build Bradenton officeFred Starling, Osprey s.a. plans Cattleridge Financial Center

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Business Observer Staff |
October 15, 2004

Coffee Talk (Tampa edition)

This week's items: New accounting problem at SunTrust may have implications for other financial institutionsAndrew Greenberg recognized as expert in copyright and intellectual property law'Negligent misstatement'

News

By Business Observer Staff |
September 11, 2003

Regional Roundup

This week's items: CHARLOTTE BANK ACQUISITION BALD EAGLE AVIATION SWITCHES AIRPORTSCHECKERS REPORTS SECOND QUARTER WEBMD FLORIDA OFFICES RAIDED TAMPA COMPANY PICKED FOR COURTHOUSE

Industries

By Business Observer Staff |
April 30, 2004

Coffee Talk (Tampa edition)

This week's items: Chief judge of the judicial circuit for Pasco and Pinellas counties, and the court clerk in Pinellas battle over guardianshipsFlorida Legislature increases 6th and 13 circuit judicial staffs Congressman Jim Davis honors

News

By Cheryl O'Neill |
May 17, 2013

The facts behind factoring

Understand how receivables factoring can improve your cash flow. It's not as expensive as you think.

Strategies

By Jean Gruss |
October 28, 2011

Clear Cut

Resourceful American manufacturers such as Sarlo Power Mowers can compete effectively against imports.

Strategies

By Mark Gordon |
February 3, 2012

Donut Dough

There's serious growth brewing in the business of fried dough and ice cream. Dunkin' Donuts wants a big bite.

Strategies

By Grier Ferguson |
April 1, 2021

Clothing subscription box business goes national

In the crowded subscription box sector, Amber Duncan values quality over quantity in her customer base. The strategy is paying off.

Entrepreneurs

By Grier Ferguson |
October 15, 2020

Juan Diego Vasquez, 31

OFDC Commercial Interiors, account executive – Sarasota

Class of 2020

By Grier Ferguson |
December 13, 2019

Former district manager brings leadership lessons to franchises

Rich Epps owns seven Batteries Plus Bulbs stores in Sarasota, Bradenton, Lakewood Ranch, St. Petersburg, Pinellas Park, Largo and Tampa.

Strategies

By Brian Hartz |
February 14, 2020

How to manage remote employees

More and more companies, like Tampa's eventPower and Venuetize, are realizing significant cost savings by transitioning to a mostly remote workforce, but it takes proper management to pull off the shift.

Advice

By Brian Hartz |
June 26, 2020

Watch this space: Tech firm shakes up property management, marketing

ID Plans is a Tampa, Florida, tech company that uses a web-based platform called ID 360 to help commercial property owners nationwide manage and market properties.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Andrew Warfield |
May 31, 2019

Retired pitcher helps athletes find home

Former major leaguer-turned-Realtor knows what it is like to relocate on the fly. He now specializes in helping others do the same. It’s a niche market — with plenty of room for more.

Strategies

By Brian Hartz |
November 9, 2018

Flood the market: Data-driven innovator disrupts an industry

Brad Hubbard, bored with his career as a civil engineer, tried his hand at insurance and wound up disrupting a major part of the industry with his Tampa-based company, National Flood Experts.

Insurance

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By Brian Hartz |
December 28, 2018

Mindset shift: Lucrative pivot a result of hard-learned lessons

Chad Nuss, co-founder of St. Petersburg, Florida-based sales training firm InsideOut, discusses the progress his company made in 2018 and its outlook for 2019.

Strategies

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