St. Pete tech support company files for bankruptcy

iQor, a customer support and business solutions company headquartered in St. Petersburg, has filed a voluntary Chapter 11 petition for bankruptcy.

The company has an agreement with its lenders to recapitalize its debt and expects to emerge from the bankruptcy proceedings financially stronger within about 45 days, it said in a news release.

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‘Catalyst Sessions’ recap: Kent LaVoie, aka Lobo

Kent LaVoie was born in Tallahassee, grew up in Winter Haven and now spends half of each year in Fort Myers. He is a Floridian in the truest sense of the word.

His music, which sold in the millions and made him a superstar in the 1970s, is still listened and thrilled to today – making Kent LaVoie a true citizen of the world. In certain Asian countries, in fact, his fame is on the Madonna-and-Springsteen scale.

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Pinellas County School Board candidates speak at League of Women Voters virtual forum [Video]

The League of Women Voters of the St. Petersburg Area held its first Thursday Nights With The League virtual form September 3 featuring a discussion with the candidates seeking election to the Pinellas County School Board for District 1 and District 7.

Political Party with Adam Smith: Pinellas GOP bullish on Election Day outcome

Startup Report #076 – Miventure

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