Dare to Dream
Scott Miller has successfully blended a corporate life with an entrepreneurial one. He’s found there’s a lot more similarities than differences between the pair.
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CEO Fitness: Two New Knees
Scott Fischer recovered from the surgical replacement of both of his arthritic knees in May.
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No Laughing Matter
A nationally renowned economist blames the federal government for much of the current financial mess. But hope, says Arthur Laffer, will be renewed in 2012.
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Will they save the Colony?
Developer Randy Langley and lawyer David Siegal bought seats at the table in the Colony Beach & Tennis Resort dispute. They think their plan can restore the resort to its former luster.
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Market Blizzard
Supersize has given way to mini-me as the recession grinds on. But smaller portions could mean bigger profits for Dairy Queen franchisees if tests on the Gulf Coast prove successful.
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Pushing Uphill
Economic development, insurance, education reform, renewable energy and health issues are just some of the priorities Gulf Coast legislators are focused on this legislative session in Tallahassee.
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Corporate Report: UTEK expands network, partners with MEDEC, MedilinkUK
UTEK Corp., a Tampa-based intellectual property licensing and innovation services company, will showcase its growing network of registered companies and professionals to more companies.
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How Government Destroyed Our Money
Here’s a historical account everyone should read. It shows how we have rejected what the Founding Fathers knew would destroy our Republic.
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Dual Roles
Robert Lincoln despises Hometown Democracy and is a trusted backer of developers and their legal rights throughout the Gulf Coast. But in one huge local project, he’s the man fighting developers.
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Celebrity Apprentice appearance is Clockwork
Sarasota executive Jim Abrams will be one nervous TV watcher May 2.
Full Story »Tampa fund gets $4 million from state
Florida’s economic development officials would love to attract a bunch of high profile, high wage, “high-tech jobs” to the state. But oftentimes, their effort to do so ends up more laughable than laudable.
Full Story »Grim foreclosure headlines attract buyers
The Cape Coral-Fort Myers area continues to be the foreclosure capital of Florida and the runner-up nationally, according to foreclosure tracker RealtyTrac.
Full Story »Manpower survey: Hiring prospects improve
Employers on the Gulf Coast are more optimistic about hiring employees in the second quarter than they were a year ago, a recent survey by Manpower shows.
Full Story »Industry hangs tough despite economic woes
A meeting made up of executives in an industry that depends partially on a low unemployment rate might be reason to bring out the gallows humor and woe-is-us chatter.
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