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After a terminated reverse merger, the moves are a renewed attempt to reach a public listing.

One crucial decision that companies often grapple with is how to build and maintain their workforce. Two popular approaches that have gained traction in recent years are staff augmentation and traditional hiring. Each method comes with its own set of advantages and disadvantages, and choosing the right one for your business requires careful consideration of …

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The Miami e-scooter company no longer operates on Tampa’s streets after recently dropping a lawsuit.

Tampa Bay Inno has pulled together an investment deal leaderboard, revealing $424 million total in investments from the past year.

The company has decided to invest in the Starlink upgrade for several reasons: it’s cost-effective, it’s almost a requirement in hiring younger employees and it allows improvements to on-board technology.

StemRad has an array of devices that protect against hazardous gamma radiation from areas experiencing, for example, the fallout of a nuclear blast or a trip to outer space.

Tampa Bay Inno readers clicked on stories about KnowBe4, Deepwatch and ex-Tesla employees in 2023.

From watching the host network grow in the past few years and seeing where people travel, Harvest Hosts CEO Joel Holland can say that Florida, and specifically the Tampa Bay area, holds a competitive role on the platform.

The project took six months to build and install the solar tech on buoyant paneling. It’s already powering nearly 100 homes in Bartow.