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Tampa International Airport CEO Joe Lopano speaks during a groundbreaking ceremony for a 110,000-square-foot hangar and office space at the Sheltair Aviation campus in Tampa on Thursday.
Tampa International Airport breaks ground on $25 million hangar, office
Sheltair Aviation’s expansion will target the booming private jet industry.
Raymond James Financial acquiring TriState Capital in $1.1 billion deal
St. Petersburg's Raymond James Financial has announced plans to acquire Pennsylvania's TriState Capital Holdings in a deal worth $1.1 billion.
The deal is expected to close in 2022.
Clearwater’s KnowBe4 reaches $80 million deal to acquire SecurityAdvisor
KnowBe4, headquartered in Clearwater, has announced plans to purchase SecurityAdvisor for $80 million.
The cybersecurity training firms are expected to merge by the end of the year.
Tampa lawyer forges his own path, ‘trying to impact change where you can’
Attorney Cory Person outside the the George E. Edgecomb Courthouse in Tampa.
A conversation with Cory Person, president of the Hillsborough County Bar Association, about lawyering and the turns a life can take.

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  1. Old St. Petersburg Police headquarters set to be demolished this week
    16 minutes ago• St. Petersburg
    Times Demolition of the old St. Petersburg police department headquarters begins Tuesday, making way for a new development, Orange Station at the Edge, with condos, apartments, retail and office space.
  2. Harbor Bay, family housing at MacDill, has new owners
    2 hours ago• Military
    The private company running Harbor Bay family housing at MacDill Air Force base had come under fire from residents over mold problems.
  3. How Zillow, other companies buy houses around Tampa Bay
    Yesterday• Real Estate
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  5. Can Florida quit OSHA over vaccines? Top GOP lawmakers will try
    Oct. 22• Politics
    The Occupational Safety and Health Administration fined Gopher Resources in Tampa more than $319,000 after a series in the Tampa Bay Times revealed workplace dangers.
  6. ZooTampa switches to more sustainable aluminum cups
    Oct. 22• Theme Parks
    ZooTampa's new aluminum cups, which are made by the Ball Corporation, are "infinitely recyclable."
  7. Florida jobless rate dips as return to work remains sluggish
    Oct. 22• Business
    The number of Americans leaving their jobs increased since September 2020, typically a positive sign for the economy. [BILL VARIAN | Times]
  8. Tampa’s La Segunda Bakery is bringing its Cuban bread to Publix
    Oct. 22• Business
    Fresh-baked Cuban bread on racks at La Segunda Bakery in Tampa.
  9. USF researchers hope electrochemical nose will ‘sniff’ out COVID
    Oct. 22• Health
    Mohammad Hossain, left, USF Ph.D. student, and Arash Takshi, associate professor with the Department of Electrical Engineering at the University of South Florida, each hold a glass slide with a prototype sensor they are hoping to use to be able to detect COVID-19 or other pathogens.
  10. 4 ways to fortify your finances against natural disaster
    Oct. 22• Business
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  11. Dear Penny: Can I afford my boyfriend’s plan to support his parents forever?
    Oct. 22• Business
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  12. Submit your 2021 Tampa Bay holiday events to our calendar
    Oct. 21• Things To Do
    Hundreds of lights, holiday decorations and entertainers bring Christmas Town to life during the holiday season at Busch Gardens in Tampa.
  13. Base rate hikes approved for Tampa Electric
    Oct. 21• Business
    Tampa Electric Co. won approval Thursday to increase its base rates over the next three years to pay for its transition to cleaner energy.
  14. Developer demands Tarpon commissioner sit out vote on Anclote project
    Oct. 21• Pinellas
    An attorney for the Morgan Group, the developer that is hoping to build an apartment complex by the Anclote River, called the situation "a textbook case of bias."
  15. US unemployment claims fall to new pandemic low of 290,000
    Oct. 21• Business
    A hiring sign is displayed at a furniture store window on Sept. 17 in Downers Grove, Ill. Unemployment claims dropped 6,000 to 290,000 last week, the third straight drop, the Labor Department said Thursday,. That’s the fewest people to apply for benefits since March 14, 2020, when the pandemic intensified. [Nam Y. Huh | Associated Press]
  16. Tampa International Airport breaks ground on $25 million hangar, office
    Oct. 21• Business
    Tampa International Airport CEO Joe Lopano speaks during a groundbreaking ceremony for a 110,000-square-foot hangar and office space at the Sheltair Aviation campus in Tampa on Thursday.
  17. 5 questions for John Morgan on law firm’s jingle contest
    Oct. 21• Business
    John Morgan, head of Morgan & Morgan, shown in his offices in downtown Orlando. His career started with the Yellow Pages and billboards in the early ‘80s. Now his firm is offering $100,000 to the winner of an advertising jingle contest.
  18. Clearwater’s KnowBe4 reaches $80 million deal to acquire SecurityAdvisor
    Oct. 21• Business
    KnowBe4, headquartered in Clearwater, has announced plans to purchase SecurityAdvisor for $80 million.
  19. DeSantis plans to call a special legislative session on vaccine mandates
    Oct. 21• Politics
    Gov. Ron DeSantis says he will call a November special session to pass several measures related to vaccine mandates.
  20. Trump plans to regain social media presence with new company Truth Social
    Oct. 21• Nation & World
    Former President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced a deal that would enable him to regain a social media presence after he was kicked off Twitter Inc. and Facebook Inc. platforms.
  21. How to fix an overdrawn bank account
    Oct. 21• Business
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  22. Tampa airport sets express curbside check-in for flyers without checked bags
    Oct. 21• Business
    This rendering shows the interior of Tampa International Airport's Blue Express Curbside check-in area, which will be open to travelers without checked bags on Nov. 16.
  23. Tampa lawyer forges his own path, ‘trying to impact change where you can’
    Oct. 21• Business
    Attorney Cory Person outside the the George E. Edgecomb Courthouse in Tampa.
  24. Raymond James Financial acquiring TriState Capital in $1.1 billion deal
    Oct. 20• Business
    St. Petersburg's Raymond James Financial has announced plans to acquire Pennsylvania's TriState Capital Holdings in a deal worth $1.1 billion.
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