Staffing costs rise in St. Petersburg as council weighs $2M increase
Council to review staffing increase, land use item and infrastructure proposal April 2.
Month: March 2026
Tampa entrepreneur Gary Hartfield enters mayor’s race
Hartfield joins Tampa mayor race with focus on housing and small business.
Ready for Business Credit? Hold On—Here’s What You Need to Know First
Business credit, when leveraged properly, can be an absolute game changer for entrepreneurs because it gives you the opportunity to scale your business in ways you never could by simply bootstrapping. This enables you to invest in the necessary inventory, equipment, and acquisitions that help you to make bigger moves and gobble up market share. … Read more
Metropolitan Ministries assists unpaid TSA workers
Local nonprofit steps in as TSA workers go unpaid during federal shutdown.
Ritz-Carlton Tampa opens second tower on Bayshore
Second tower delivery narrows inventory at Ritz-Carlton Residences Tampa.
Waldorf St. Pete sales get boost from waterfront views
Buyers weigh view protection as Waldorf St. Pete tops $100M in presales.
Why did a $15B lender move its headquarters to Tampa?
Toorak moved to Tampa to solve hiring and scale its national lending platform.
3 Mistakes I Made as an Entrepreneur That You Need To Avoid Like the Plague
I became an entrepreneur at a relatively young age after my mother immigrated here in pursuit of the American Dream, and then I went on to build a multimillion dollar business from that idea. As much as I’d love to say that everything went as smoothly as that first sentence might indicate, nothing could be … Read more
Pottery Barn to return to Tampa with two stores at International Plaza
Permits show Pottery Barn and Pottery Barn Kids planned at International Plaza.
Gasworx adds second residential project as Ybor district takes shape
Second apartment project begins to build residential density inside Gasworx.