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By Mark Gordon |
May 4, 2012

Beat Goes On

The largest organ transplant program in the Southeast is run out of a Gulf Coast hospital. Size didn't come easy, though, and there are several potential roadblocks to continued growth.

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By Mark Gordon |
June 16, 2017

Branch Out

A Florida-centric community bank targeting $1 billion in assets is undaunted about seeking customers in places other banks traditionally avoid.

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By Business Observer Staff |
October 10, 2014

Nick Friedman, 32 & Omar Soliman, 32

Co-founders of College Hunks Hauling Junk and Moving

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By Adam Hughes |
June 17, 2005

So Real, It's Scary

Lakewood Ranch-based Gemesis' push into the diamond industry has insiders worried.

Entrepreneurs

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By Mark Gordon |
November 4, 2011

Aqua Expertise

The byzantine water permit process has befuddled many an entrepreneur. A Gulf Coast firm aims to capitalize on the confusion.

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By Mark Gordon |
July 19, 2013

Patriotic part

Selling stuff only made in America sounds like a surefire business concept. A gung-ho entrepreneur will test the theory.

Entrepreneurs

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By Jean Gruss |
December 16, 2011

Building Chase

JPMorgan Chase continues to grow its presence on the Gulf Coast and throughout Florida. The state's tentative recovery and tighter bank regulations won't slow these bankers.

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By Mark Gordon |
August 2, 2013

Extra Help

A local executive improvement group thrives through a basic formula: Camaraderie and solidarity — and no solicitations — breed success.

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By Mark Gordon |
July 13, 2012

Data Driven

A business-coaching program run by a prominent nationwide entrepreneurial foundation has expanded to Florida. The Gulf Coast is the first stop.

Entrepreneurs

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By Business Observer Staff |
June 22, 2021

National medical group appoints two executives

GenesisCare has also committed more than $300 million to upgrade technology and cancer treatment services nationwide.

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By Business Observer Staff |
July 3, 2021

Class action spending reaches new high in 2020

Class action lawsuits are coming fast and furious in the pandemic world.

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By Louis Llovio |
August 2, 2021

USF names prominent alum and community leader interim president

Rhea Law, an attorney with deep ties to the university and the community named interim president of the University of South Florida

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By Business Observer Staff |
September 12, 2021

Retailer posts best earnings quarter since 2013

Chico’s FAS remains focused on its digital-first future.

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By Mark Gordon |
April 22, 2021

Music industry manufacturer seeks to regain pre-pandemic gust of growth

Company anticipates big rebound when schools reopen.

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By Business Observer Staff |
October 28, 2020

Mall landlord sues area Saks for allegedly owing $445K in rent

Saks Fifth Avenue is an anchor tenant at The Mall at University Town Center in Sarasota.

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Grier Ferguson |
January 1, 2021

Economic Forecast: Amid challenges of pandemic, health care system looks ahead to new hospital

In the year ahead, SMH will also open a new cancer institute at its main campus in Sarasota.

Health Care

By Williams Parker Attorneys at Law, Sarasota, Florida |
April 3, 2020

Addressing Business Concerns Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic

Williams Parker

In Memoriam: John Watts, 1951-2019

The Tampa Bay, Florida, banking sector lost a towering figure, in more ways than one, April 18 when John Watts, executive vice president of commercial banking for Cadence Bank’s Florida division, died unexpectedly at age 67.

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By Louis Llovio |
February 3, 2022

Ellenton man sentenced for $20 million bank fraud; father to be sentenced next month for same crime

As their business faced financial ruin, father and son defrauded bank out of millions by fabricating records and statements

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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By Kevin McQuaid |
October 15, 2018

Sarasota Memorial board votes to buy former newspaper office $11.83 million

Sarasota Memorial Hospital's board votes Oct. 15 to buy the former Herald-Tribune Media Group at 1741 Main St. in downtown Sarasota.

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Beat Goes On

Branch Out

Nick Friedman, 32 & Omar Soliman, 32

So Real, It's Scary

Aqua Expertise

Patriotic part

Building Chase

Extra Help

Data Driven

National medical group appoints two executives

Class action spending reaches new high in 2020

USF names prominent alum and community leader interim president

Retailer posts best earnings quarter since 2013

Music industry manufacturer seeks to regain pre-pandemic gust of growth

Mall landlord sues area Saks for allegedly owing $445K in rent

Economic Forecast: Amid challenges of pandemic, health care system looks ahead to new hospital

Addressing Business Concerns Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic

In Memoriam: John Watts, 1951-2019

Ellenton man sentenced for $20 million bank fraud; father to be sentenced next month for same crime

Sarasota Memorial board votes to buy former newspaper office $11.83 million

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