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Tampa Bay Times Top Workplaces 2023.
Here are the Top 100 Tampa Bay Workplaces of 2023
We received a record number of nominations this year: nearly 100,000 local employees agreed to take part in rating their places of business.
Inflation. Hybrid work. AI: Tampa Bay employers face a sea of change in 2023
She Bien, a legal assistant, enjoys a lunch break at Lykes Gaslight Park on Monday, August 1, 2022, in downtown Tampa. Bien said employees at her office returned to working five days at the office in March.
Three years since COVID’s onslaught, scars linger. These businesses are pushing ahead.
From Ukraine to Turkey, Maxar’s Tampa office analyzes world’s biggest events
Geospatial analyst Sandy Cho, 26, works on a map of Turkey from the recent earthquake at Maxar’s Tampa office on Monday, February 20, 2023.
Located near U.S. Central Command, the satellite imagery company analyzes the war in Ukraine and earthquakes in Turkey and Syria using aerial photographs.
St. Petersburg Central Plaza sells for $13 million; owners look to redevelop
A site plan for the redeveloped Central Plaza in St. Petersburg. The new owners are a development group that includes Eastman Equity, Kettler and Blake Investment Partners.
The 71-year-old shopping center is set to have mixed-use housing and retail, one developer said.

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  2. At the Lightning, Stanley Cup rings aren’t just for players
    Yesterday• Business
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    Yesterday• Business
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    Yesterday• Business
    The Florida State Fair is an annual tradition that's been around for more than a century.
  6. From Tom Brady to Warren Buffett, here’s who inspires Tampa Bay’s top CEOs
    Yesterday• Business
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  7. Here’s how the Top Workplaces are determined
    Yesterday• Business
    This is the 14th year the Tampa Bay Times has partnered with Energage, an employee survey company based in Exton, Pa., to celebrate exceptional workplaces.
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    Yesterday• Business
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  9. How St. Petersburg SEO company Hoth builds culture with a “living” document
    Yesterday• Business
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  10. This Tampa Bay business has helped thousands of employees get back to work
    Yesterday• Business
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  11. Inflation. Hybrid work. AI: Tampa Bay employers face a sea of change in 2023
    Yesterday• Business
    She Bien, a legal assistant, enjoys a lunch break at Lykes Gaslight Park on Monday, August 1, 2022, in downtown Tampa. Bien said employees at her office returned to working five days at the office in March.
  12. Companies must carefully implement, and measure, a return to office life
    Yesterday• Business
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    Yesterday• Business
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    Yesterday• Real Estate
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  15. From Ukraine to Turkey, Maxar’s Tampa office analyzes world’s biggest events
    Yesterday• Business
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  16. At Pasco manufacturer, global challenges and local solutions
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  18. St. Petersburg Central Plaza sells for $13 million; owners look to redevelop
    Yesterday• St. Petersburg
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    Yesterday• Politics
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    Yesterday• Music
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    Yesterday• Florida
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  24. Experts predicted a real estate slowdown in 2023. How is Tampa Bay holding up?
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