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By Mark Gordon |
March 9, 2018

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She's put some notorious drug dealers and murderers in prison. But the new U.S. Attorney, in a district from Tampa to Naples, also brings no-knee-jerk decision-making to her job.

By Mallory Waggoner | Corporate & Real Estate Attorney, Williams Parker |
April 28, 2023

Why Do Business Owners Get Tripped Up When Trying to Sell?

Often, only when clients are ready to sell their business, do they discover they didn’t keep thorough records.

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Bank quickly hits $200 million milestone

Cogent Bank quickly hits $200 million milestone.

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By Terry O’Connor |
October 10, 2022

Sarasota city officials says debris could take six months to clear

Twice the debris was found with Hurricane Ian as compared to 2017's Hurricane Irma.

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By Business Observer Staff |
September 24, 2010

Fraudsters multiply with unemployment

The Better Business Bureau of West Florida has issued a warning about various scam artists attempting to take advantage of jobless residents along the Gulf Coast.

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June 30, 2010

Bank goes for focus over quick expansion

First Federal Bank of Florida recently passed up two opportunities to get bigger when it declined invitations to bid on struggling local banks.

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By Business Observer Staff |
March 24, 2011

Deregulation moves forward

A Florida House committee voted in favor or deregulating 19 professions.

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By Business Observer Staff |
July 13, 2021

University gets $69.9 million to study potential cause of diabetes

NIH grant allows USF to continue looking at how genetics and environmental exposures affect children with a high risk of developing diabetes.

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By Business Observer Staff |
June 22, 2020

Company plumbs the depths of generosity

Plumbing firm, in response to pandemic, plans to give away up to $5,000 in services to a homeowner in need.

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By Business Observer Staff |
November 11, 2016

Development project on lockdown

An unusual project to turn empty jail cells in downtown Bradenton into apartments for young professionals could be dead before it ever really gets going.

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By Business Observer Staff |
October 17, 2017

Manatee homebuilder bids for $5B Amazon HQ

Carlos Beruff officially submitted an application for the Amazon project, HQ2, Monday.

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By Elizabeth King |
October 21, 2024

Anna Maria's Rod and Reel Pier vows to rebuild, raises over $56K

The restaurant on Anna Maria Island in Manatee County was destroyed in Hurricane Milton after a blow from Hurricane Helene.

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By Laura Lyon |
October 18, 2024

After the storm: Hurricane Milton power outage update

A week after the storm, the lights are back on.

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By Adam Hughes |
November 21, 2005

Calendar of Events

The Calendar of Events is avaialble free of charge.

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By Mark Gordon |
December 20, 2024

The Waffle Stop, Sarasota 'Elvis Ate Here' restaurant, to close by end of 2024

A Sarasota institution, The Waffle Stop, is closing after 74 years.

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By Anastasia Dawson |
October 21, 2025

Former business dean one step closer to becoming USF president

Moez Limayem, president of the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, was unanimously approved by the University of South Florida's Board of Trustees to become the school's ninth president.

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By Brian Hartz |
October 3, 2022

Environmental group offers a different take on land deals

While developers and homebuilders jockey for available land, another group is hard at work on its mission preserving sensitive lands.

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By Adam Hughes |
October 28, 2005

Runner-Up: Medical Education Technologies Inc.

We've all heard the adage practice makes perfect. But with new simulation technology, gone are the days of medical students practicing life or death procedures on real patients. Medical schools and health care organizations are now turning to Sarasota-based Medical Education Technologies Inc., which provides simulation technology that replicates a human being.

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By Business Observer Staff |
December 9, 2011

Gulf Coast Week: Dec. 9

Regional business news at a glance.

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By Business Observer Staff |
December 16, 2011

Gulf Coast Week: Dec. 16

Regional business news at a glance.

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Why Do Business Owners Get Tripped Up When Trying to Sell?

Bank quickly hits $200 million milestone

Sarasota city officials says debris could take six months to clear

Fraudsters multiply with unemployment

Bank goes for focus over quick expansion

Deregulation moves forward

University gets $69.9 million to study potential cause of diabetes

Company plumbs the depths of generosity

Development project on lockdown

Manatee homebuilder bids for $5B Amazon HQ

Anna Maria's Rod and Reel Pier vows to rebuild, raises over $56K

After the storm: Hurricane Milton power outage update

Calendar of Events

The Waffle Stop, Sarasota 'Elvis Ate Here' restaurant, to close by end of 2024

Former business dean one step closer to becoming USF president

Environmental group offers a different take on land deals

Runner-Up: Medical Education Technologies Inc.

Gulf Coast Week: Dec. 9

Gulf Coast Week: Dec. 16

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