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  • Chris-Craft's next big thing: Corsair 22

    Chris-Craft is developing a new boat called the Corsair 22, which officials expect to go into production at the company's plant here in July.

  • Sarasota firm sued over 'Do Not Call'

    State officials have taken legal action against a Sarasota County company for violating Florida's "Do Not Call" law, Florida Agriculture and Consumer Services Commissioner Charles Bronson said Monday.

  • Something fishy about soaring food prices?

    Forced to pay for once-free sandwich toppings and twice as much for some steak cuts, shoppers are wondering whether higher grocery bills and restaurant tabs truly reflect the trickle down of a global rise in food prices.

  • Old pumps can't handle high gas prices

    Mom-and-pop service stations are running into a problem as gasoline marches toward $4 a gallon: Thousands of old-fashioned pumps can't register more than $3.99 on their spinning mechanical dials.

  • Investor: Cap CEO pay at $500K

    Some of Robert Morse's ideas are small: Paint a baseball so it's easier to read a curve. Make a four-colored deck of cards so his wife doesn't confuse the spades and clubs.

  • Shoppers inspect the floral displays May 5 at a Kroger supermarket in Cincinnati.  (AP Photo/Al Behrman)

    Mother's Day spending may be down

    Some moms may not be getting both chocolates and a bouquet for Mother's Day this year as consumers watch their spending. Even businesses that traditionally benefit from the holiday, like florists and restaurants, are offering special offers and products.

  • Migrants to learn organic growing

    When migrant workers arrive here, they know to expect long hours in packing houses or excruciating days under the hot sun in fields.

  • People need conscious control of time

    The most limited resource all of us have is time. Time is something that is so precious in our lives, yet we just do not appreciate it enough. In my case, what surprises me the most is how fast I have come to be 66. I feel as if I have missed so much in my life, both business and personal, just because of poor time management.

  • Council accepting new members

    MANATEE - Democratic business leaders in Manatee County are invited to join the Manatee Democratic Business Council.

  • Gas jumps above $3.67

    Oil rose above $126 a barrel for the first time Friday, bringing its advance this week to nearly $10, as investors questioned whether a possible confrontation between the United States and Venezuela could cut exports from the OPEC member. Gas prices, meanwhile, rose above an average $3.67 a gallon at the pump, following oil's recent path higher.

  • Paul Rogers of the Taylor Made Systems company works on a window assembly for a boat.

    Boats keep Taylor Made Systems afloat

    Boat builders may be suffering, but Taylor Made Systems, Inc., a supplier to the boating industry, so far has escaped the worst of the economic downturn.

  • Six out of 10 pick vacation over extra pay

    TAMPA - Six in 10 consumers would prefer an extra week's vacation over an extra week's pay, AAA's "Travel Pulse" report issued Thursday shows.

  • Latin leaders to fund learning

    Hoping to fight drop-out rates with a focus on higher education, the Gulf Coast Latin Chamber of Commerce aims to raise $25,000 this year for local Hispanic students.

  • State insurance money going unused

    The 13 insurers that took advantage of a low-cost loan program to pump up their capital and write thousands of new policies are still sitting on millions of unused dollars.

  • Max Scott slices star-shaped floating logos, or Flogos, at SnowMaster Inc.'s headquarters in Lextington, Ala.

    Company floats corporate logos

    Picture the Manhattan skyline filled with Nike swooshes. Or the golden arches of McDonald's gently drifting over Los Angeles.

  • Economist: Housing market normal by '09

    While it's true that 2007 saw the first nationwide home price decline since the Great Depression and Florida home sales are down to 1997 levels, the real estate boom of a few years ago was an aberration, and the market is poised to return to normal.

  • Is there a cure for what ails health care?

    Every day when you read the newspaper, someone is talking about health care. Should the government take over health care? Should we have national health care or should we keep open-market competition like we have now?

  • Plaza readies for its grand opening party

    PARRISH - The shops at Allris Plaza are hosting an official grand opening and first annual Block Party celebration 11 a.m.-3 p.m. May 18.

  • Sprint Nextel, Clearwire form $14.55B merger

    Clearwire and Sprint Nextel said Wednesday they will combine their wireless broadband units to create a $14.55 billion communications company.