Jabil partnership democratizes skin treatments

A collaboration between Jabil and Candela, a medical device firm, is expected to lead to better treatments for people with severe burns and skin cancers.

Candela, a fast-growing company headquartered in Wayland, Massachusetts, struck a deal with Jabil Healthcare to manufacture its energy-based laser devices. Jabil (NYSE: JBL), the largest company based in St. Petersburg, now is making Candela’s products at Jabil Healthcare’s Baja facility in Tijuana, Mexico.

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‘St. Pete Eats’ cookbook will spotlight local cuisine

Not quite comfortable venturing out to your favorite local restaurant? The City of St. Pete has a solution to satisfy your cravings.

On Friday, the city will release St. Pete Eats: A Cookbook. It’s the result of a partnership between deputy mayor and city administrator Kanika Tomalin and more than 30 beloved local restaurants. The book sells for $20.

‘Catalyst Sessions’ recap: Craig Pittman

St. Pete scribe Craig Pittman caught us up Tuesday on The Catalyst Sessions; the award-winning author, environmental reporter and hilariously funny observer of all things Florida last appeared on the third-ever installment of our interview program, on March 27.

Startup Report #063 - Winter Innovations

Co-Founder Lia Winter and Tampa Bay Wave Tech Diversity cohort member discusses her medical devices company and their flagship product, Easy Whip for stitching.

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