U.S. stocks posted their largest one-day losses of 2019 on Monday, and 19 of the 20 largest publicly traded companies headquartered in the Tampa-St. Pete area followed suit.
During a Tuesday morning stop in St. Petersburg, U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) advocated for bipartisan legislation he is sponsoring to prevent future mass shootings.
The Palladium's Paul Wilborn writes: "One of the joys of being part of the Palladium was getting to spend lots of time with two of our founders, Bill and Hazel Hough."
The Smithereens exploded out of New Jersey in the mid 1980s with a classic rock ‘n’ roll lineup – guitar, bass, drums and a singing frontman – and a sound that was fresh and immediate, and at the same time steeped in the stirring, hook-laden rock songs of the middle to late 1960s.
Ronnie Lee and his wife Kristin Coffey founded Cheers! Events 15 years ago. From Jet Engine Mechanic to CEO of a full-fledged event planning business and the St. Pete Side Lot event space, Lee and Coffey have grown their business exponentially over the last decade.
Rising Tide Innovation Center was established to meet the needs of small business owners, entrepreneurs, veterans, solo professionals, and STEM start-ups for a professional collaborative workspace in St. Petersburg.
World Liquors’ giant globe sign has been a staple of St. Petersburg’s Central Avenue since 1961. When World Liquors closed (and was later demolished to make room for apartments) in 2018, many longtime residents worried what would become of the iconic symbol of St. Pete.
Host Jessica Rivelli, the founder of Working Women of Tampa Bay, brings two visionary local business women to the studio – Michelle Turman, CEO of Catalyst Consulting Services and Effie Santos, founder and chief strategist of Red Root Strategies.