Jim Stinson

Skip the chicken dinners. Pass on old-style meet-and-greets. An energetic group of young Tampa entrepreneurs are out to change the way networking is done.

The young Tampa bay crowd can expect more in rental costs by the time they hit the age of 30.

Max Chillura and his siblings run one of the most popular ice cream chains in Tampa Bay. Ice cream keeps them together.

A 160-employee University of South Florida department serves as a front porch for the school's myriad opportunities to partner with startups, established companies and nonprofits.

Dennis Jaffe helps family businesses facing friction "sit down and have a conversation, which feels fair and so they can listen to each other. You slow things down."

A COVID-19 stumble with a new brand hasn't slowed down a Tampa franchise restaurant brand as it looks to capitalize on whats CEO says is its biggest draw: People love to eat out.

Law enforcement agencies across the region look to find and retain new officers with a heightened sense of urgency.

Bridging the gap between humans and machine learning requires a combination of finesse and force — and even though the finished product saves time and money, it requires lots of patience.

The Indiana Republican Party isn't in much trouble this election season — and shouldn't be.

In her recent guest column , Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly, a Democrat in charge of her party's gubernatorial elections committee, said Indiana needs "a governor unafraid to take on the tough issues, who will put Hoosiers first."