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By George Rauch |
September 7, 2012

Government destroyed the economy. Here's how we can revive it.

The war on gold, and the urge of politicians to get rid of it to settle a country's accounts, has led us to an undisciplined Congress, and president.

Florida

By Mark Gordon |
March 11, 2011

Concrete Save

A pair of businessmen with opposite pasts shares a common, albeit, complex, goal: To rebuild a once-successful construction company in an industry littered with hard-times stories.

Industries

By Jean Gruss |
March 18, 2011

Follow the money

A group of Collier County government appointees asked The Jackson Laboratory tough questions. In the end, Collier decided it was too risky.

Florida

By Mark Gordon |
May 24, 2013

'Work in progress'

After 30 years in elected office, Pam Iorio has a message for executives: Good leadership isn't about the title.

Strategies

By Jean Gruss |
March 4, 2011

Obstacle Course

Jim Harper and Rogers Wells saw a clear need for psychiatric hospital in Lee County. But regulatory hurdles, the banking crisis and turmoil in the bond market nearly wrecked their plans.

Strategies

By Jean Gruss |
November 4, 2011

Hong Kong Zones

Platapalooza got people talking about how to fix planning disasters of older communities such as Lehigh Acres and Cape Coral. Removing government barriers is the first fix.

Florida

By Jean Gruss |
October 21, 2011

Forecast 2012: Lee-Collier

Comments from Bert Hamilton, Gary Griffin, and other Lee-Collier entrepreneurs.

News

By Denise Kalette |
March 1, 2013

Bring Them Home

Too many young people are leaving Tampa for cities that offer better jobs, says Mayor Bob Buckhorn. He intends to change that.

Florida

By Mark Gordon |
June 28, 2013

Making waves

Chris-Craft, the local company that made boats for John F. Kennedy and Elvis Presley, has slowly sailed back to pre-downturn levels. One key lesson: Get expenses under control — quickly.

Strategies

By Matt Walsh |
April 29, 2011

More mush from the wimps; they blinked

When Florida Gov. Rick Scott delivered his first State of the State address in March to the full Legislature, he urged lawmakers: “Don't blink.”

Opinion

By Mark Gordon |
August 30, 2013

Will to Win

From sawdust to sweaters, Judith Williams has an unbridled energy to sell it. She also has one of a business owners' most potent weapons: She's fearless.

Entrepreneurs

By Jean Gruss |
July 26, 2013

Senior priority

The lack of new senior housing and the growing demand is pushing development in Southwest Florida. Financing is the only thing holding it back.

Strategies

By Rachel Gomez |
August 2, 2013

Lights up

The decision one local company made to ditch a solar strategy was born of big losses. Executives hope the new path, with a big concentration on global sales, will lead a turnaround.

Strategies

By Mark Gordon |
June 22, 2012

Rufus Ashby scrambled to survive the recession. He made tough moves, including a major downsizing of his flooring and carpet business. Now, armed with a new financial backer, he finally sees better days.

Industries

By Jay Brady |
February 11, 2011

Sticker Shock

Employers are still struggling with the last big increase in unemployment compensation taxes. Now, legislators try to figure out how to soften an even bigger blow that could threaten economic recovery.

Florida

By Mark Gordon |
April 13, 2012

One of a Kind

Nathan Benderson turned a hardscrabble childhood into a lifetime of success and philanthropy. He died April 7.

Entrepreneurs

By Rod Thomson |
April 13, 2012

Legislative Roundup: Major Bills

What major bills passed and failed during the 2012 legislative session.

Florida

By Mark Gordon |
April 19, 2012

A Balanced Approach

The diet business, a $61 billion dollar industry nationwide, clearly has no shortage of customers. A firm aims to seize that opportunity on the Gulf Coast.

Strategies

By Amanda Postma |
September 30, 2021

Perseverance pays off for 25-year-old company

En-Vision America got its start with a father-son duo who set out to change the way impairments affected taking medicine. As most good stories do, it all started with a card game.

Strategies

By Mark Gordon |
May 20, 2021

Fun-loving couple looks to grab more family entertainment market share

The Ciniellos have a passion for bowling — and the sport of running a feel-and-touch business in the pandemic.

Entrepreneurs

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Government destroyed the economy. Here's how we can revive it.

Concrete Save

Follow the money

'Work in progress'

Obstacle Course

Hong Kong Zones

Forecast 2012: Lee-Collier

Bring Them Home

Making waves

More mush from the wimps; they blinked

Will to Win

Senior priority

Lights up

Carpet Ride

Sticker Shock

One of a Kind

Legislative Roundup: Major Bills

A Balanced Approach

Perseverance pays off for 25-year-old company

Fun-loving couple looks to grab more family entertainment market share

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