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By Adrian Moore |
July 5, 2019

Florida's job licensing decreases motivation instead of increasing quality

State legislators have again failed to tackle reforming Florida's occupational licensing requirements

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By A.G. Lafley |
March 3, 2022

The VUCA world invades the supply chain

Even with supply chain issues swirling, don't neglect a company's biggest asset: people

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By Beth Luberecki |
May 18, 2018

Tech firm hopes acquisition doubles revenue, to nearly $8 million

Lightspeed Voice, with a devotion to customer service, continues fast growth track.

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By Kevin McQuaid |
October 5, 2018

Midtown One to go spec, amid competition

Bromley Cos. plans to construct its Midtown One office building within its 22-acre Midtown Tampa project on a speculative basis, joining other developers like Strategic Property Partners with the same idea.

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By Beth Luberecki |
October 25, 2018

Elizabeth 'Libby' McHugh, 39

Senior vice president, director of client services, Wasmer, Schroeder & Co.

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By Business Observer Staff |
November 5, 2018

Area executive, a Wall Street rock star, dies at 73

Lakewood Ranch-based Roper Technologies CEO Brian Jellison died Nov. 2.

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By Business Observer Staff |
March 29, 2019

In Memoriam: Wendy Mack, 1956-2019

Wendy Mack died March 13 after suffering a brain aneurysm.

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By Business Observer Staff |
April 6, 2018

In Memoriam: Sandy Cohen

Sandy Cohen, who owned Sarasota-based Design Marketing Group, died April 2 at age 50.

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By Brian Hartz |
April 7, 2022

Summit makes business case for big spending on resiliency

The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council’s resiliency summit on April 5-6 in St. Petersburg, Florida, painted a grim picture of the region’s future if leaders don’t get serious about the effects of climate change.

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By Alicia Ceccarelli |
November 11, 2016

Secret sauce

Burrito partners, close as brothers, believe their franchising plan will attract savvy investors and contend with cutthroat competitors. Up next: going national.

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By Mark Gordon |
December 30, 2016

Promise keeper

Going small in an industry that thinks big has been a good move for Patrick Bismuth. Managing the growth in 2017 is a top priority.

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By Alicia Ceccarelli |
December 30, 2016

Keep going

When it comes to getting a product launched, don't let perfect be the enemy of good. Two entrepreneurs learn to keep pushing to make progress.

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By Randi Donahue |
February 17, 2017

Treats of the trade

A specialty pet food business credits a product packaging makeover for a major uptick in sales.

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By Denise Federer |
February 24, 2017

Create a culture of engagement

To get the most out of your team, sometimes all you have to do is show you care.

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By Mark Gordon |
March 10, 2017

Big bang

The spend-money-to-make-money theory is the linchpin to the Zaiser family business model. It works.

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By Ted Carter |
April 28, 2017

Fun House

An investor with an eye for sometimes-eccentric design features hopes her seven-figure deal for waterfront properties is a winner.

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By Grier Ferguson |
September 15, 2017

Charge It Up

First National Bank of Pasco is going gangbusters on a growth strategy that includes some unlikely banking concepts. Think coolness. And electric cars.

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By Business Observer Staff |
June 30, 2017

How to avoid the next real estate bubble

The market is doing fine. But one government proposal might turn fine into a fiasco.

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By Business Observer Staff |
December 13, 2017

Firm faces $1.1M fine for hazmat shipping violations

Sarasota company faced an $8,000 civil penalty in 2013.

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By Brian Hartz |
February 2, 2018

Triple Play

Some of the region's biggest business titans have a lot riding on the future of the Tampa Bay region. Their confidence outperforms their worries — for now.

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Florida's job licensing decreases motivation instead of increasing quality

The VUCA world invades the supply chain

Tech firm hopes acquisition doubles revenue, to nearly $8 million

Midtown One to go spec, amid competition

Elizabeth 'Libby' McHugh, 39

Area executive, a Wall Street rock star, dies at 73

In Memoriam: Wendy Mack, 1956-2019

In Memoriam: Sandy Cohen

Summit makes business case for big spending on resiliency

Secret sauce

Promise keeper

Keep going

Treats of the trade

Create a culture of engagement

Big bang

Fun House

Charge It Up

How to avoid the next real estate bubble

Firm faces $1.1M fine for hazmat shipping violations

Triple Play

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