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Florida Real Estate Prices Move In The Wrong Direction
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Ohio retailer acquires Tampa Bay Spas
For Watson’s president and CEO Erik Mueller, investing in the Tampa Bay region made sense. The Ohio-based home recreation product retailer has acquired Tampa Bay Spas. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed. With the purchase, Watson’s is now overseeing three locations in Tampa, Lakeland and Brandon. The...
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Mosaic wants to inject wastewater deep under its Riverview plant
Mosaic has applied to dig two exploratory wells at its Riverview phosphate processing plant that inject treated wastewater far underground. The mining company would use it to get rid of water in emergencies, such as major storms and hurricanes. State environmental regulators are evaluating whether to issue a permit for...
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Opening at Brandon Exchange: Happy Beauty
Located at 459 Brandon Town Center Drive in Brandon, the Brandon Exchange shopping mall is seeing a lot of changes this year. Dick’s House of Sport has taken over the old Sears location, and the mall is looking forward to several big openings in 2027, including a Primark store, Dave’s Hot Chicken, and Wright’s Gourmet House.
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Canadian firm acquires bay area clinical research company
Toronto-based investment firm Fengate Private Equity, a division of Fengate Asset Management, has acquired a majority stake in Tampa Bay-based Clinical Research of West Florida. Financial details were not disclosed. Fengate is managing the investment on behalf of the LiUNA Pension Fund of Central and Eastern Canada. “We’ve spent 30...
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Swig Taking Over Old Wendy’s Space in Clearwater
What Now reported in March 2026 on the debut of Swig, the beverage franchise known for the Original Dirty Soda, in the Tampa Bay market, with two locations in Lutz and another planned (and now open) in Wesley Chapel. Now, the brand is preparing to expand its footprint in the...
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Tampa healthcare company bets big on 6 unapproved peptides after federal policy shift
Tampa-based DataMEDS AI has struck a supply deal for six experimental peptides that have never received FDA approval, moving into a controversial corner of the prescription drug market just days after federal health officials announced a policy change affecting how the substances can be compounded and dispensed. The Nasdaq-listed healthcare company announced Monday that its subsidiary, Corexa Health, plans to begin filling prescriptions this month, with access to a network of more than 6,500 independent pharmacies.