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By Amanda Postma |
September 8, 2023

Local company's revenue drops 16% after Facebook hack

Now the marketing director is worried they'll lose their 41,000 followers with Facebook not taking the claim seriously.

Manatee-Sarasota

By Louis Llovio |
November 11, 2021

Balancing act: How can high-dollar condos and affordable housing co-exist?

The frenzied pace of glorious luxury condos going up in downtown St. Pete comes with a not-as-pretty side effect.

Commercial Real Estate

By Mark Gordon |
January 13, 2022

A wild ride into the nine unbreakable laws of leadership

Leadership wisdom can come from unusual, even, exotic places. For Julie Henry, that means the zoo. And the aquarium. Safaris, seabeds and sunny skies, too.

Leadership

By Business Observer Staff |
November 25, 2011

All in the Family

It wasn't patronage that landed Ed Kobel at the head of DeBartolo Development LLC, one the Tampa Bay area's largest family-owned companies; it was fate, success and hard work. But his genes sure didn't hurt.

Strategies

By Andrew Warfield |
May 17, 2023

Downtown Sarasota luxury condo supply remains shy of demand

Although more than 700 units are planned or under development in Sarasota, the influx of buyers from across the country — many of them paying cash — outpaces development.

Manatee-Sarasota

By Louis Llovio |
March 6, 2023

Industry panel: Expect fewer amenities in new residential developments

Industry insiders discuss the residential market and how, with rising costs and a diminished appetite for debt, developers are likely to cut down on extras.

Commercial Real Estate

By Brian Hartz |
January 19, 2023

Ex-attorney successfully ventures into winemaking

A happenstance discovery of historical documents led attorney Desiree Noisette to quit her job and go full on into a new career: winemaking. The high-risk move is paying off.

Entrepreneurs

By Brian Hartz |
January 27, 2023

Cancer-fighting companies merge in trans-Atlantic alliance

Leaders of two clinical research organizations — one based in Tampa, the other in Warsaw, Poland — offer an inside look at the M&A process that formally joined their closely linked companies.

Health Care

By Beth Luberecki |
September 21, 2022

Elevator business CEO projects business boom

The home-based elevator business, despite a looming economic downturn, continues going up and up for one Southwest Florida company.

Strategies

By Business Observer Staff |
July 13, 2007

Corporate Report

Intertape Polymer sale beat, new board electedUTEK sells sub-company to Material TechnologiesStinger Systems disputes Riverside rejectionGlass, Lewis & Co. backing Cryo-Cell current boardGeneral Counsel retirement causes shuffle at TECO Energy

Industries

By Business Observer Staff |
November 24, 2006

Copy That

Anne Mulcahy rescued American business icon Xerox Corp. from near bankruptcy. Her insights could help Gulf Coast businesses grow.

Entrepreneurs

By Business Observer Staff |
February 2, 2007

Free the 'Net

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales says the free online dictionary, written by volunteer editors, is a radical idea. It's part of a 'free culture movement' spreading through the Internet.

Entrepreneurs

By Business Observer Staff |
February 9, 2007

Royal Delight

Roy Yamaguchi built a successful chain of high-end restaurants called Roy's. Entrepreneurs can learn from his success.

Entrepreneurs

By Business Observer Staff |
February 16, 2007

Chamber Mixer

The success of not-for-profit chambers of commerce has attracted entrepreneurs. Now, there's a move to ban for-profit chambers.

Entrepreneurs

By Business Observer Staff |
February 23, 2007

Where the rubber meets the road

Rick and Rosie Johnson built a chain of seven auto-and-tire stores and aim for a dozen more in Southwest Florida. They offer valuable lessons in growing a service business.

Entrepreneurs

By Business Observer Staff |
October 26, 2007

Water Built

Thomas Missimer, one of the best-known water experts in the world, is also a successful entrepreneur who built three companies. Oil colossus Schlumberger recently bought him out.

Entrepreneurs

By Business Observer Staff |
September 13, 2007

Compete with a Click

Small resorts can compete with the big boys online. Here's how 'Tween Waters Inn boosted online reservations by 200% in a single year.

Entrepreneurs

By Business Observer Staff |
March 14, 2008

Elder Advocates

As the population ages and people live longer, an emerging field of law finds some attorneys going beyond estate planning to take a more holistic approach.

Entrepreneurs

By Adam Hughes |
January 28, 2006

No Regrets, Now

Jim Barge is glad he didn't sell Intellect Technical Solutions Inc. in 2000, despite a few lean years since. It's one of the fastest growing companies in America.

Entrepreneurs

By Adam Hughes |
June 17, 2005

Driving the S.S. Appel

With a new captain, the real estate development company is preparing for even greater diversification and expansion.

Entrepreneurs

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Local company's revenue drops 16% after Facebook hack

Balancing act: How can high-dollar condos and affordable housing co-exist?

A wild ride into the nine unbreakable laws of leadership

All in the Family

Downtown Sarasota luxury condo supply remains shy of demand

Industry panel: Expect fewer amenities in new residential developments

Ex-attorney successfully ventures into winemaking

Cancer-fighting companies merge in trans-Atlantic alliance

Elevator business CEO projects business boom

Corporate Report

Copy That

Free the 'Net

Royal Delight

Chamber Mixer

Where the rubber meets the road

Water Built

Compete with a Click

Elder Advocates

No Regrets, Now

Driving the S.S. Appel

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