TODAY'S FEATURE
Strength in Numbers
In a world littered with regulations, a trio of Tampa wealth managers has joined forces with an investment giant to help solve their compliance conundrum.
TODAY'S HEADLINES
Personnel - May 16, 2012 10:39am
MarineMax executive resigns
After 28 years, Edward Russell steps down as COO of the boat and yacht retailer.
Companies - May 16, 2012 9:15am
CEO: Sorry for $745K loss
New Sunovia top executive says 18% drop in revenues is “not acceptable.”
Retail - May 16, 2012 8:51am
Chico’s net income rises
The women’s fashion retailer’s net income rose 17% in the first quarter.
Economic Development - May 15, 2012 11:23am
Sun expects to add 361 jobs
Sun Hydraulics begins building its third factory in the Sarasota-Manatee area.
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EXECUTIVE DECISION
Do you agree with proposed federal legislation requiring companies to comply with new cybersecurity measures?
WEDNESDAY’S CUP: Banking regulator attempts to dispel myths
Myth: The government has a number of banks in mind it wants nationwide, and it will shut down enough to reach that number.
Build me a spec home
The real estate downturn killed speculative homebuilding, but entrepreneurial builders might return to that strategy.
Internet firm hires prominent media relations company
IntegraClick, a Sarasota-based firm that’s being sued by a former employee has hired one of the leading crisis management firms in Florida.
Franchise firm stars on TV show
Sarasota-based Clockwork Home Services was featured in an episode of the new AMC TV show “The Pitch.”
Sign of (old) times: Multiple bids resurface
The chatter about multiple bids for home sales making a comeback — so 2004 — is a reality on the Gulf Coast.
Tod’s Town
Tod Leiweke has built a deep reservoir of goodwill in the two years he’s run the Tampa Bay Lightning. His admirers are primed for more.
On the Trail
Business owner David Mulicka provides insights on what it’s like for an entrepreneur to run for public office.
More Money
A new federal law alters the rules that regulate how private firms can raise money. One local entrepreneur senses opportunity.
Strength in Numbers
In a world littered with regulations, a trio of Tampa wealth managers has joined forces with an investment giant to help solve their compliance conundrum.
Fly Boys
The economy nearly wrecked the ambitious plans executives had for Rectrix, a private jet service. Four years later the center is a hub of aircraft activity.
Tell the Truth, Screw the Politics
Sen. Mike Bennett is more pragmatist than ideologue, but more than anything, he’s Mike Bennett. Unique.
Corporate Report: May 11
A roundup of the top corporate news of the week.
Capitol Chatter: May 11
Scott and high ed, no-fault laws and Citizens insurance hurricane bonds
