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July 13, 2007

Working University

Hodges University has built a solid reputation helping professionals advance their careers. Starting this fall, most students won't even have to set foot on its campus.

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By Business Observer Staff |
October 19, 2007

Some Pain, Some Gain

The Gulf Coast's top business managers offer widely varying views on the economy's prospects. But overall, '08 is seen as a bit sunnier.

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By Adam Hughes |
March 4, 2005

Real Estate Briefs (Tampa edition)

Hillsborough site development begins with demolitionFertilizer company obtains $850 million security creditRiverbrook Apartments sold to a new investorCB Richard Ellis appoints new directorBarometer forecasts vacancy rates declineEmbassy Suites Hotel owner secures loan

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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

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By Business Observer Staff |
September 26, 2003

Growth Spree

One of Sarasota's largest law firms is hiring nine new attorneys. Is that an indication of an upward employment trend for other firms?

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By Kevin McQuaid |
November 4, 2016

Thinking global

When Johnson & Johnson decided to move its Global Services division North American headquarters to Tampa from New Jersey, where the company was formed in 1886, it wasn't just packing up a department and relocating it.

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By Anastasia Dawson |
December 22, 2025

USF to spend 2026 under construction with new developments planned across campus

From an on-campus football stadium and state-of-the-art athletics building to the mixed-use Fletcher District, 2026 will bring major development to the University of South Florida's Tampa campus.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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By Mark Gordon |
June 17, 2021

Restaurant-focused tech company targets a smorgasbord of opportunities

Omnivore capitalizes on several trends with one main target: a bigger piece of market share.

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By Mark Gordon |
July 16, 2020

Financial services firm invests time, resources into disruptive model

Vimvest seeks to be at the front of the line as its industry chases tech-based disruptions. To get there, the company is seizing on a seismic shift in how people invest and save money.

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By Kevin McQuaid |
November 2, 2018

Co-Work spaces evolving as they gain in popularity

New co-working spaces throughout the Gulf Coast are going upscale and adding amenities to lure tenants to the short-term shared offices, taking advantage of shifts in the way many think about work.

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By Andrew Warfield |
March 28, 2023

Sarasota developer advances with 16-story luxury condo, hotel tower

Rodrigo Trepp likes the prospect of developing in Sarasota so much that he's moving his company and his family to the area from Bolivia.

Entrepreneurs

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By Adam Hughes |
July 1, 2005

The Ultimate Tourist Trap

Visitors to Seminole Hard Rock spend more than $1 million daily at the two Indian casinos. Do gamblers realize they're not on American land ... that they have no legal rights? Jack Gordon wants to change that.

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By Business Observer Staff |
September 10, 2004

From Farmer to Developer

Manatee Fruit Co., one of the area's larger landowners, changes with the times.

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By Mark Gordon |
April 16, 2023

$300M Fort Myers revitalization project wins more federal funding

Some of the funds will go toward rising construction costs.

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By Business Observer Staff |
May 13, 2022

Housing affordability, resiliency take center stage at conference

The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council event drew leaders from across the region, including Pasco and Manatee counties.

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By Louis Llovio |
January 6, 2023

Higher interest rates will slow residential developers looking for land

But demand for land to build multifamily in downtown Sarasota and other locations will remain healthy, says Ian Black Real Estate.

Commercial Real Estate

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By Adam Hughes |
June 24, 2005

Free Press (Sara/Mana)

Longboat chamber changes name to include St. ArmandsVengroff, Williams joins with California companyVenice food service consultant expands to West Indies

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By Adam Hughes |
April 29, 2005

Newsmakers (Sara/Mana)

Newsmakers is available free of charge.

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By Mark Gordon |
February 23, 2012

Move Forward

A growing health care firm with solid systems already in place still shook up how it does things behind the scenes.

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By Louis Llovio |
September 29, 2021

Local hospital to spend half-billion on upgrades

Tampa General Hospital has launched a $550 million facilities plan, the largest in its history.

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Restaurant-focused tech company targets a smorgasbord of opportunities

Financial services firm invests time, resources into disruptive model

Co-Work spaces evolving as they gain in popularity

Sarasota developer advances with 16-story luxury condo, hotel tower

The Ultimate Tourist Trap

From Farmer to Developer

$300M Fort Myers revitalization project wins more federal funding

Housing affordability, resiliency take center stage at conference

Higher interest rates will slow residential developers looking for land

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