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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

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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

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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

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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

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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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By Rod Thomson |
January 20, 2012

No More No-Fault?

Car accidents are down but payouts for personal insurance protection are skyrocketing, costing insurance companies and consumers millions. Can legislators overcome the moneyed opposition of lawyers and doctors to fix it?

Florida

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By Mark Gordon |
October 14, 2021

Forensic accountant helps save iconic steakhouse brand

In a long and distinguished career, Jerry McHale had never worked on a case like the Palm Restaurant.

Finance

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By Business Observer Staff |
January 3, 2020

Minimum wage debate: Right time or bad math?

The minimum wage issue delivers maximum stress for business owners — especially in retail and hospitality.

Opinion

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By Brian Hartz |
April 13, 2018

New school aims to bring French education system to region

Can a French immersion school be a viable enterprise in the Tampa Bay area? A native of France and his American spouse, behind a $2 million investment, want to find out.

Education

By Anastasia Dawson |
January 23, 2026

Veteran bankers see opportunity amid surge of industry consolidation

Ambitious executives break a 5-year-long drought of new banks in Tampa Bay with a team-focused startup: Echelon Bank.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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By Brian Hartz |
June 23, 2023

Law firm adopts people-first approach to expansion

As out-of-state law firms look to make inroads in Florida, one in particular is succeeding with a softer, more personable approach.

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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 Brian Hartz |
February 21, 2023

Development group shares lessons learned from Gas Plant loss

Hard work has proven to be its own reward for members of Sugar Hill Community Partners, the group that narrowly missed out on the chance to redevelop St. Petersburg’s Tropicana Field site.

Commercial Real Estate

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By Louis Llovio |
October 20, 2022

As the clean up after Hurricane Ian continues, new building codes and new worries are in the forecast

In a post-Ian world, the focus turns to preparing for the next storm in the face of market constraints that could stifle growth in Florida.

Commercial Real Estate

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By None |
August 23, 2022

Point/Counterpoint: Will rent control solve housing crisis?

A tenants rights’ advocate argues that landlords have wrongly been granted the high ground in the debate.

Opinion

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By Business Observer Staff |
July 13, 2007

Wrap it up

Sign Zoo was the first into the water wrapping boats in colorful signs. That now accounts for a growing portion of the company's business.

Entrepreneurs

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By Business Observer Staff |
November 3, 2006

Alternative Trader

Entrepreneur James Lennane has spent millions of dollars to build a stock-trading platform. With the stock market on the rebound, his time may finally have arrived.

Entrepreneurs

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By Business Observer Staff |
November 24, 2006

Framing the Fight

After several business gyrations, Ken Sanborn thinks he's found his focus: Cameras that serve as life preservers for overseas soldiers.

Entrepreneurs

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By Business Observer Staff |
December 8, 2006

Growth's Anatomy

Sure, Alan Zirkelbach, founder of a $48 million-dollar construction firm, knew he had to delegate to keep growing. The hard part: How?

Entrepreneurs

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By Business Observer Staff |
February 9, 2007

Supply side Growth

Raymond Building Supply rode the residential-construction boom in Southwest Florida. In the midst of the downturn, it's planning for the rebound.

Entrepreneurs

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Airport Subsidy Ignores the Invisible

Tenants Rule

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Back to School

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No More No-Fault?

Forensic accountant helps save iconic steakhouse brand

Minimum wage debate: Right time or bad math?

New school aims to bring French education system to region

Veteran bankers see opportunity amid surge of industry consolidation

Law firm adopts people-first approach to expansion

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

Development group shares lessons learned from Gas Plant loss

As the clean up after Hurricane Ian continues, new building codes and new worries are in the forecast

Point/Counterpoint: Will rent control solve housing crisis?

Wrap it up

Alternative Trader

Framing the Fight

Growth's Anatomy

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