Coronavirus

Sharing glimmers: Tampa Bay Business and Wealth talks to local business leaders and influencers on their silver linings, during the uncertainty of this global pandemic. If you have a silver

These days, more and more salespeople than ever are relying on video conferencing to move deals forward. But how many of them are using this powerful communication technology effectively, to

Are you ready to scream, now that you and your loved ones are together 24/7? Are those cute little expressions that you found so endearing, like “Poopsie” or “yah know,”

The Ryan Nece Foundation, in partnership with National Christian Foundation Tampa Bay, is distributing 15,000 masks to health care and front line workers throughout Hillsborough County. The 15,000 masks are

As business leaders contemplate an eventual return to a “new normal,” one aspect is to prepare your physical facilities, and work environment, for the return of your team.  In planning

Within the past few weeks, unique working conditions have led to significant spikes in the usage of the Zoom platform. More than 200 million daily meeting participants have utilized Zoom

TBBW held a Virtual Connect with panelists discussing the CARES Act, understanding the Paycheck Protection Program and SBA loan eligibility requirements. Panelists included: Paul Rush, Attorney, Trenam Law Brooke Mirenda,

During the years that I ran stores for large companies like Lord & Taylor, Marshall Fields and Neiman Marcus, there could have been many things that kept me awake at

This is not a story about what could have been done better, but what is being done right. And you can find what’s being done right by looking to local

Fraudsters are using the coronavirus pandemic as an opportunity to steal money, and personal information, from businesses. In the first three months of the year, the Tampa division of the

The CEO of Source 1 Solutions sat down with Tampa Bay Business & Wealth Magazine to talk about cyber threats, working from home and other topics related to COVID-19. Find

Gator Co., in Tampa, is using its manufacturing abilities to help those in need and has started making a line of fabric masks that include a pocket for replaceable filters.