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By Business Observer Staff |
October 8, 2004

Plaintiff to Defendant

Morgan Colling & Gilbert, the defendant, settles a potentially costly vicarious liability lawsuit.

Entrepreneurs

By Business Observer Staff |
November 5, 2004

Lawyer, Developer, Future Politician?

Bradenton lawyer Ed Vogler has friends in high places. They like the way he practices law.

Entrepreneurs

By Business Observer Staff |
May 7, 2004

Airport Subsidy Ignores the Invisible

When Fred Piccolo, president of the Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport, stood before Sarasota and Manatee counties' elected officials April 26 to ask for a $500,000 taxpayer subsidy to attract a low-fare airline to the airport

Opinion

By Business Observer Staff |
May 7, 2004

Capital Guy

At 37, Trenam Kemker's Nelson T. Castellano is one of the area's top lawyers in complexbusiness transactions.

Entrepreneurs

By Business Observer Staff |
July 18, 2008

Broken Faith

Many entrepreneurs struggle with entrusting others, even top employees, with company secrets. Jordan Fishman is one who did trust, only to suffer disastrous consequences.

Entrepreneurs

By Jean Gruss |
August 27, 2009

Tenants Rule

It's no secret that tenants are in control of the commercial real estate market as landlords concede lower rents in the face of rising vacancies. Some say landlords may regain some ground next year. Others aren't so sure.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Jay Brady |
October 29, 2009

Beach Retreat

Sea level rise predictions are controversial, but they are driving policymakers to start thinking about changes that could have serious implications for coastal and inland property owners.

Florida

By Business Observer Staff |
February 4, 2010

Free to Choose

A revamped “Consumer Choice Act” designed to gain the governor's support, encourage more competition and lower prices in the property insurance market, may run into election year politics and get vetoed again.

Florida

By Jay Brady |
January 28, 2010

Water tax war

Proposed federal rules imposing numeric nutrient criteria for surface water may cost the state's wastewater utilities and ratepayers $50 billion, plus increase stormwater fees and construction, food and energy costs.

Florida

By Jean Gruss |
December 17, 2009

Pain Management

Commercial real estate deals have slowed to a crawl as everyone awaits a tidal wave of debt refinancing. What lenders do next will determine the value of office buildings, warehouses and shops on the Gulf Coast.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

By Jay Brady |
March 11, 2010

Backs to Business

Local governments talk about the importance of creating jobs, but the legislative programs of their lobbying groups offer plenty of contrast to business groups' priorities.

Florida

By Mark Gordon |
November 25, 2009

Bang the Rum

An accomplished executive has pumped nearly $1 million into a quenching entrepreneurial venture since leaving the corporate world. Now he's on the cusp of a recession-laden risk: Will he find customers?

Entrepreneurs

By Mark Gordon |
November 5, 2010

Marco's Moment

The national political light shines on the Sunshine State yet again in a pivotal national race. One candidate, Marco Rubio, hopes it stays on until November.

Florida

By Carl Cronan |
November 26, 2010

Truck Stop

The trucking business isn't sexy, admits Gulf Coast entrepreneur Paul Henley. Still, Henley says the fragmented industry could sure use a $250 million national force. He hopes to give it one.

Strategies

By Matt Walsh |
May 23, 2013

Bernanke, we hate to admit, is fueling Florida's growth

Florida's economy is back. Well, pretty much.

Opinion

By Mark Gordon |
December 14, 2012

Patience, Patience

The current community-banking environment isn't for the weak-hearted. Yet the bank that remains the newest on the Gulf Coast might have the perfect antidote to the heartache.

Finance

By Jay Brady |
February 25, 2011

New Economy Budget

Legislators take a stab at Gov. Rick Scott's two-year 'jobs budget' that cuts spending, begins the end of the corporate income tax, and sends $2 billion back to taxpayers to spur growth.

Florida

By Alex Mahadevan |
October 21, 2011

Forecast 2012: Tampa Bay

Members of the Tampa Bay business community comment on next year's outlook.

News

By Mark Gordon |
May 6, 2011

Back to School

'Run it like a business' isn't just a line at one Gulf Coast middle school. It's the foundation behind a struggle for success. The future, however, is sunny.

Industries

By Jean Gruss |
October 19, 2012

The Elephant in the Room

Can executives get past the election? Some say they won't make any plans for 2013 until they have more certainty about taxes, health care and other critical business issues.

Strategies

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Bang the Rum

Marco's Moment

Truck Stop

Bernanke, we hate to admit, is fueling Florida's growth

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