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By Jean Gruss |
February 19, 2016

Open ranch

A decade after developer Syd Kitson completed one of the biggest land deals in Southwest Florida history, Babcock Ranch has started development. The developer and investors will have spent $300 million by 2019.

Charlotte–Lee–Collier

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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 Business Observer Staff |
September 15, 2006

Independent Streak

The Watkins family has steered the Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club for 60 years by continually renovating and upgrading.

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By Anastasia Dawson |
October 3, 2025

Keel Farms keeps a glimpse of Old Florida alive with new event space

After roughly a year's worth of renovations, a Hillsborough farm with multiple business lines — and a keen eye for nature — transformed a 125-year-old farmhouse into a lakeside vineyard retreat dubbed The Osprey View.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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By Mark Gordon |
July 23, 2009

Rebuild a Star

Hurricane Charley sunk a Gulf Coast business star five years ago. Its replacement is finally ready, but challenges loom.

Strategies

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By Jay Brady |
February 18, 2011

Pension Bomb

Government employee pension plans are a time bomb for cities and counties on the Gulf Coast. The recession has lit the fuse.

Florida

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By Mark Gordon |
February 12, 2021

Relinquishing a CEO role can be hard — yet rewarding

Entrepreneurs often struggle with knowing how, and when, to leave a company they started. A pair of dynamic leaders who recently did it reveal their secrets.

Leadership

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By Business Observer Staff |
July 9, 2004

Fight for Survival

Bradenton attorney Richard M. Shapiro, immediate past president of the Academy of Florida Trial Lawyers, says the state medical association is wrong to blame malpractice cases for rising premiums.

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By Business Observer Staff |
September 17, 2004

Weathering the Storm

Commercial real estate industry is knocked about by the hurricanes, but still afloat.

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By Beth Luberecki |
March 12, 2021

Players jockey for position in booming esports sector

Forget the old-fashioned arcade. Gaming and esports is now a big business, and a combination of established companies and upstarts are using some proven business tactics to gain a foothold.

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By Janelle Makowski |
January 23, 2004

Never Give Up

In 2002, Gevity HR was in a survive-or-die scenario. Erik Vonk was the right guy at the right time.

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By Business Observer Staff |
June 5, 2009

Government Digest

A look at government action from around the Gulf Coast

Florida

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By Louis Llovio |
April 2, 2025

Hooters seeks $40M in financing as founders reach deal to take over

The parent company's bankruptcy provides an opportunity for the chain's Clearwater founders to buy locations and run franchise operations.

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By Mark Gordon |
April 5, 2025

Massachusetts restaurant software firm grows Florida presence

Forbes Snyder, which has been in business for nearly 90 years, is expanding with an office in Fort Myers.

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By Elizabeth King |
June 11, 2025

Bradenton biopharmaceutical company acquires North Carolina business

Continuity Biosciences has acquired Focal Medical.

Manatee-Sarasota

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By Louis Llovio |
March 6, 2024

Public-private partnership addresses affordable housing crisis in Tampa

The city of Tampa provided a developer with $12 million to build a 354-apartment community and ensured it remains available to low-income residents for the next 99 years.

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

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By Beth Luberecki |
May 10, 2023

Naples entrepreneur inks high-growth deals

David Ogden has purchased two local printing businesses in the last two years — and he’s looking for more.

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By Business Observer Staff |
March 21, 2008

Borrowed Guidance

Companies that are growing too fast - or sometimes, too slow - can find solace in rentable chief financial officers.

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By Adam Hughes |
March 31, 2006

Out of the Public Eye

Free from having to appease Wall Street, Dental Care Alliance executives are focusing on long-term growth. The payoff is steady growth and more happiness.

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By Business Observer Staff |
November 6, 2008

Next up: The Grinch

Santa sightings will be scare this Holiday Season, as a bevy of national retailers grapple with the economic downturn. Bankruptcy experts say liquidations will be a big theme.

Entrepreneurs

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Open ranch

Law firm adopts people-first approach to expansion

Independent Streak

Keel Farms keeps a glimpse of Old Florida alive with new event space

Rebuild a Star

Pension Bomb

Relinquishing a CEO role can be hard — yet rewarding

Fight for Survival

Weathering the Storm

Players jockey for position in booming esports sector

Never Give Up

Government Digest

Hooters seeks $40M in financing as founders reach deal to take over

Massachusetts restaurant software firm grows Florida presence

Bradenton biopharmaceutical company acquires North Carolina business

Public-private partnership addresses affordable housing crisis in Tampa

Naples entrepreneur inks high-growth deals

Borrowed Guidance

Out of the Public Eye

Next up: The Grinch

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