QVC, HSN laying off 900 employees amid consolidation of St. Petersburg, West Chester campuses
As QVC moves HSN's studio to West Chester, Pennsylvania, several workers in St. Petersburg, Florida, are losing their jobs.
HSN to lay off 730 employees in St. Petersburg
HSN plans to lay off 730 people after announcing the closure of its St. Petersburg headquarters. In a letter to the Florida ...
Russian model dismembered by St Petersburg 'ripper' after chilling call to police
Antonina Sergeyeva, a 63-year-old model, was killed and dismembered after going to collect rent from her tenant, Nikolai ...
Foot Locker, Inc. Announces Plans for its Global Headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida
The Feil Organization announced today that Foot Locker, Inc. has signed a 110,998-square-foot, long-term office lease to ...
Another fiber optic internet provider is coming to St. Petersburg
The Tampa Bay Times e-Newspaper is a digital replica of the printed paper seven days a week that is available to read on ...
Foot Locker announces plans for global headquarters in St. Pete
The Feil Organization announced today that Foot Locker, Inc. has signed a 110,998-square-foot, long-term office lease to ...
On Rays opening day, a home run in Tampa, a bummer in St. Petersburg
For 27 years, Tampa Bay Rays fans have started early on opening day, playing hooky from work and crowding downtown St.
Big Goal For Demidov In Another SKA St. Petersburg Loss
Montreal Canadiens prospect Ivan Demidov and his SKA St. Petersburg teammates were taking on the Dynamo Moscow in the second ...
HSN will lay off 730 St. Petersburg employees
HSN will lay off 730 employees by the end of this year as it prepares to shutter its St. Petersburg headquarters, according to a letter sent to the Florida Department of Commerce on Thursday. This ...
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Foot Locker makes it official, signs lease for new HQ in prominent St. Pete office park
St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch says in Monday's statement that when a company of Foot Locker’s stature “relocates its ...
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City Council member considers a public utility for St. Petersburg’s next power contract
Last month state regulators approved a proposal by Duke Energy to recover from customers more than a billion dollars for the cost to restore power when three hurricanes hit Florida in 2024.