Tampa-based Campus Course rethinks Florida college apparel

A Tampa-based startup is building a collegiate-first apparel brand rooted in Florida schools, golf culture and understated design.

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Campus Course apparel featuring a University of South Florida polo and matching hat with understated collegiate branding.
Tampa Bay’s Top Companies No. 3: The Mosaic Company

Part of TBBW’s ongoing Tampa Bay Top Companies series, spotlighting major employers across the region without ranking or order.

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Downtown Tampa skyline along the Hillsborough River highlighting the city’s business district and corporate headquarters corridor
Fifth Third opens its 200th Florida branch as growth shifts south

Fifth Third’s 200th Florida branch marks a major step in the bank’s Southeast expansion and its promise to build where growth is strongest.

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Modern exterior of a Fifth Third Bank branch with glass walls, green accents and a bright blue sky.
Tampa Bay History Center reveals rare map in new exhibit

A new exhibit at the Tampa Bay History Center will reveal a rare map that is thought to be the first to include Florida. Hernán Cortés wrote a lengthy letter to Spain’s King Charles V, following his conquest of the Aztec Empire, in 1522, explaining his actions. This letter and a map were printed and

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Here’s what the top 1% of earners make in Florida

SmartAsset has conducted a study on the amount of money that is necessary to be in the top 1% of earners in each state nationwide. Florida ranked 8th in the nation, for states with the highest income threshold to reach the top 1% of earners. In Florida, the income floor of the top 1% of

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A new alternative to traditional insurance

By Hunter Williams, partner at M.E. Wilson In recent years, Florida business owners have seen a dramatic increase in the cost of insuring their operations against a multitude of risks. Whether that be property, liability or even auto insurance costs, business owners often face little to no control over unstable premiums and decreasing coverages. A

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