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By Adam Hughes |
May 20, 2005

Finalist: David Sessions

President, CEO of Willis A. Smith Construction Inc.

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By Business Observer Staff |
June 6, 2008

LASDAY: 'Can I trust you?'

Before you can lead an enterprise, you must first earn its trust.

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By Business Observer Staff |
October 16, 2008

Meet the New Man

Relative unknown Neel Kashkari leaps from obscurity to lead role in rescue.

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By Business Observer Staff |
March 26, 2009

Gulf Coast Week

Regional business news at a glance

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By Mark Gordon |
August 6, 2009

Fourth Estate Fight

A commercial real estate firm faced a recent business crisis with a head-on, albeit risky, approach.

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By Business Observer Staff |
November 14, 2003

Stephen Garber:Your Attitude is Showing

Garberprovides executive coaching for people and organizations.An attitude is a feeling or an emotional response to one's environment. Attitudes are affected by things such as work activity, people, facts, data, events,

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By Business Observer Staff |
July 25, 2008

Cat Keeps Climbing

Caterpillar Inc.'s net profit climbs 34% on the strength of Asian sales.

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By Mark Gordon |
February 12, 2010

Opportunity Max

A top corporate America executive bets big on the Gulf Coast economy. If his past success is a guide, the new venture will be a big hit.

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By Jean Gruss |
March 11, 2010

Seeking good loans

Wells Fargo Chairman and Chief Executive Officer John Stumpf says finding creditworthy customers is the bank's biggest challenge. Wells Fargo became the second-largest bank in Florida when it acquired Wachovia in 2008.

Finance

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By Jean Gruss |
March 25, 2010

Back in Style

Even the fastest-growing franchises can stall in an economic downturn. But a WineStyles franchise owner is taking advantage of the recession by improving operations.

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By Mark Gordon |
December 10, 2009

A Really Young Buck

The new executive of a $515 million unit of a regional bank on the Gulf Coast is still two years away from turning 30. Age, however, hasn't stopped Chris Rolle before.

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By Mark Gordon |
January 3, 2011

Still Grim

The 2011 real estate market will be no place for the weak-hearted. Opportunities could be scarce.

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Carl Cronan |
August 20, 2010

Re-icing the Rink

Businesses near the Tampa Bay Lightning's arena are hurting from both the economic downturn and the team's own misfortunes. With a new ownership group in place this season, can joy return to Boltville?

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By Mark Gordon |
May 10, 2013

Sea legs

Irene Seaman was a woman executive who had it all, long before having it all was a hot issue.

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By Denise Federer |
January 4, 2013

The art of time management

How to choose and balance your priorities to achieve your 2013 goals.

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By Business Observer Staff |
November 4, 2011

Gulf Coast Week: Nov. 4

Regional business news at a glance.

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By Mark Gordon |
September 2, 2011

Reined Dine

The hard-hit Gulf Coast restaurant industry has a new entry. The recipe is to mix avant-garde with approachable.

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By Rod Thomson |
June 15, 2012

Capitol Chatter: June 15

The weekly roundup of what's happening in government and how it affects business.

Florida

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By Rod Thomson |
July 6, 2012

Work Harder

Sometimes the only way to outlast a long-term market downturn is to just work harder. That simple strategy has paid off for a northern Tampa Bay commercial real estate firm.

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By Mark Gordon |
October 14, 2021

Nest egg: First Watch celebrates life as public company

About 75 employees from one of Manatee County’s largest companies took New York City by storm for the company’s IPO.

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LASDAY: 'Can I trust you?'

Meet the New Man

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Fourth Estate Fight

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Cat Keeps Climbing

Opportunity Max

Seeking good loans

Back in Style

A Really Young Buck

Still Grim

Re-icing the Rink

Sea legs

The art of time management

Gulf Coast Week: Nov. 4

Reined Dine

Capitol Chatter: June 15

Work Harder

Nest egg: First Watch celebrates life as public company

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