Mayor Rick Kriseman took to Facebook Friday afternoon to announce the names of his advisors to assist in strategies related to reopening the St. Petersburg economy. The advisor list is comprised of elected officials, business and nonprofit leaders, health professionals, transportation advisors and local cultural leaders.
State officials have released new details on Florida’s soaring jobless numbers, including how many people have filed for unemployment assistance in each of the state’s 67 counties.
As local government officials start to plan how to ease restrictions imposed to stop the spread of Covid-19 coronavirus, Tampa-St. Petersburg businesses should put safety concerns at the top their list.
That’s a key takeaway from a new consumer sentiment survey by the Tampa Bay Partnership.
On this episode of Chamber Coronavirus Impact Insights, Patricia Schmaltz and Sarah Misinski of LassiterWare join Chris Steinocher, CEO of the St. Petersburg Chamber and Joe Hamilton, publisher of the St. Pete Catalyst to talk about how businesses can mitigate risk as they prepare to reopen to their customers.
Impact Catalyst is where donors, nonprofits, and volunteers gather to get information, search for opportunities, engage and are inspired to transform their community.
We spent an enjoyable 30 minutes Thursday evening in the company of St. Pete musicians Rebekah Pulley and Rob Pastore, who are safe at home but – not surprisingly – still playing and singing, and still full of good humor despite the fact that there are no paying gigs to be had.
A Pinellas County circuit judge has ordered the operator of Hoffbräuhaus St. Petersburg to pay $7.16 million to the company that owns the downtown St. Petersburg property.
Goldman Sachs, a global investment bank and financial services, is making the funding available through Lendistry, an online small business lender, said David Solomon, chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs, during a digital press conference with Florida Sen. Marco Rubio
