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By Adam Hughes |
September 23, 2005

Legal Briefs (Tampa)

Attorney general reaches settlement with companiesNew circuit judges named by Gov. BushGrayRobinson attorneys to speak in St. AugustineBricklemyer Smolker & Bolves adds lawyerLabor professional spoke at Tampa HR expoTampa Bay attorneys named to Best Lawyers list

By Art Carden |
February 27, 2009

Minimum wage, discrimination and inequality

Minimum wages laws perversely affect the people they are trying to help by destroying opportunities to learn in the marketplace.

Opinion

By Adam Hughes |
January 21, 2005

Coffee Talk (Sara/Mana edition)

Downtown guru: Install parking meters Githler pulls the plugKnowing when to hold, fold and sellConference center on the agendaGrrrrrCorrection

News

By Observer Staff |
January 14, 2010

Marketplace of Ideas: How much is too much?

The vices and virtues of limiting executive compensation. But government limitation busts American tradition.

Opinion

By Jay Brady |
December 10, 2010

Government Digest: Dec. 10 - Dec. 16

Governmental action from around the Gulf Coast.

Florida

By Business Observer Staff |
May 4, 2012

Capitol Chatter: May 4

Water standards, Scott affects higher education and Bondi backed Arizona immigration law.

Florida

By Beth Luberecki |
March 12, 2021

Medical device firm targets big goals focusing on infertility treatments

Area medical device firm addressing a fertility market need and fresh of raising $11 million hopes to overcome customer education challenges and, eventually, turn a profit.

Strategies

By Amanda Postma |
November 4, 2021

Legacy Trail Extension

The trail got its start in 2018.

Development

By Beth Luberecki |
December 2, 2021

Brewery quenches thirst for growth, buys spot for new taproom

Up next in the multimillion-dollar expansion plan at Calusa Brewing ? A likely doubling of both the payroll and production barrels.

Travel-Tourism

By Brian Hartz |
December 13, 2019

Entrepreneur offers a new take on a classic business accessory

Eric Polins, a managing partner at HCP Associates, a Tampa, Florida, marketing and communications firm, has earned a patent for his novel new briefcase design.

Entrepreneurs

By Mark Gordon |
June 30, 2020

Colleges grapple with enrollment, budget uncertainty

Pair of school administrators, after tough few months, gird for more stressful days ahead.

Education

By Brian Hartz |
December 28, 2018

Prime the pump: Tech firm gears up for big 2019

St. Petersburg, Florida-based Intrinio co-founder and CEO Rachel Carpenter provides an update on the fintech startup's progress in 2018 and outlook for 2019.

Strategies

By Brian Hartz |
December 28, 2018

Bullish behavior: University's new look comes with vigorous debate

Thom VanderKlipp, the University of South Florida's assistant vice president of marketing, discusses lessons learned from the rollout of the Tampa, Florida-based university's new logo.

Strategies

By Brian Hartz |
September 20, 2019

Crisis management: Financial gurus turn bad timing to their advantage

Tampa, Florida-based AGW Capital Advisors came into being at the nadir of the economic downturn a decade ago.

Finance

By Beth Luberecki |
October 17, 2019

Elizabeth Stamoulis, 32

Partner, Williams Parker Harrison Dietz & Getzen

Class of 2019

By Beth Luberecki |
November 1, 2019

Storied property moves forward on multimillion-dollar project

A big challenge at the revamped Shangri-La Springs? Finding staff to meet the demand.

Travel-Tourism

By Jean Gruss |
May 22, 2015

Ironman redemption

Jason Gunter collapsed a few miles from the finish line of the Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii, in 2009. This year, he gets another chance to compete in the coveted race.

Entrepreneurs

By Alex Walsh |
October 12, 2023

Ann Pankow, 34

A trust company official parlays a right place, right time fortune into a solid career.

Class of 2023

By Louis Llovio |
October 12, 2023

Brie Tulp, 34

A real estate professional's quick trip turned into a new life.

Class of 2023

By Laura Lyon |
October 23, 2024

Tampa sweet shops reflect on two hurricanes

Owners recall preparation, the damage done and picking up where they left off.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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Legal Briefs (Tampa)

Minimum wage, discrimination and inequality

Coffee Talk (Sara/Mana edition)

Marketplace of Ideas: How much is too much?

Government Digest: Dec. 10 - Dec. 16

Capitol Chatter: May 4

Medical device firm targets big goals focusing on infertility treatments

Legacy Trail Extension

Brewery quenches thirst for growth, buys spot for new taproom

Entrepreneur offers a new take on a classic business accessory

Colleges grapple with enrollment, budget uncertainty

Prime the pump: Tech firm gears up for big 2019

Bullish behavior: University's new look comes with vigorous debate

Crisis management: Financial gurus turn bad timing to their advantage

Elizabeth Stamoulis, 32

Storied property moves forward on multimillion-dollar project

Ironman redemption

Ann Pankow, 34

Brie Tulp, 34

Tampa sweet shops reflect on two hurricanes

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