A Pinellas Park manufacturer could shift part of its production line to make lightweight, low-cost face shields to help stem the spread of Covid-19 coronavirus.
Caution by the banking and real estate sector appears to have positioned Florida to weather a recession brought on by the havoc wreaked by Covid-19, according to a report from Wells Fargo Securities.
There have only been three “episodes” this far, but each – despite our fair share of technical glitches, the occasional gaffe and a freaky background that made parts of my head seemingly disappear at random – has resulted in an interesting – and, we hope, enlightening – interview. And more.
If there's one thing that makes St. Petersburg's streets unique, its ever-growing collection of murals are certainly top of the list. With Sunshine Mini Murals, designer Kim Porter is bringing a mini piece of St. Pete's sunshine straight to your living room.
This report from St. Petersburg on the coronavirus pandemic is brought to you by the letter P.
That letter is central to our city’s name. It also stands in this message for parking, parks, porches, parties, pollen, Pinellas Point, and pelicans. Each P plays its part in helping us get through this pandemic.
On this episode of Chamber Coronavirus Impact Insights, Chuck Egerter, founder and CEO of Guardian Eagle, joins Chris Steinocher, CEO of the St. Petersburg Chamber and Joe Hamilton, Publisher of the St. Pete Catalyst, to discuss how companies large and small can prepare and transition their systems to allow for remote work.
