Orange Mound nonprofit featured in annual Google Economic Impact Report
Orange Mound nonprofit organization My Cup of Tea announced Thursday it has been featured in Google’s tenth annual Economic Impact Report.
Natalie Pilgrim
Natalie Pilgrim is a Memphis native and a graduate of the University of Memphis. She is a digital producer for The Daily Memphian.
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May 2019
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Metro International Paper selling India-based paper business
International Paper announced Wednesday it will sell its India-based paper business, International Paper APPM Limited, to West Coast Paper Mills Limited.
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Metro Building permit filed for Uptown brewery Soul & Spirits
A building permit has been filed for construction of a new microbrewery, Soul & Spirits, in Uptown.
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Metro FedEx Logistics launches employment program with Mississippi Valley State
FedEx Logistics announced Wednesday the launch of a new Historically Black Colleges & Universities employment program at Mississippi Valley State.
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Metro FedEx issues apology for mishandling Huawei Technologies packages
FedEx issued an apology Tuesday for mishandling packages destined for Huawei Technologies amid accusations the company deliberately diverted four parcels addressed to the Chinese tech giant's offices in Asia.
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Metro Indigo Ag files $1M permit for renovation of new Downtown headquarters
Indigo Agriculture has filed a $1M building permit for interior renovations for its new headquarters at Downtown Memphis' Toyota Center at 175 Memphis Toyota Plaza.
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Metro U of M has record year for academic fundraising
The University of Memphis announced Thursday it has surpassed its previous record in academic fundraising with $26.3 million during the fiscal year ending June 30.
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Metro Shelby County trustee, city of Memphis now offering eBilling to residents
The Shelby County Trustee and the City of Memphis Treasury in partnership with mobile and web government leader, PayIt, are now offering the ability for residents to enroll in property tax eBilling online.
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Business Rhodes addresses AutoZone’s strong Q3, tariffs
AutoZone Inc. posted third quarter earnings Tuesday with higher net sales compared to a year ago and a 10.7% increase in net income.
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Metro Wiseacre ready to construct new Downtown location
Wiseacre Brewing Co. applied for a $1 million building permit last week for the construction of its new brewery and taproom at 398 B.B. King.
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Performing Arts Extensive renovations planned at Theatre Memphis
As it approaches its 100th anniversary, Theatre Memphis' facility on Perkins Extended will be getting upgraded.
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Metro Building permits filed for JNJ Logistics headquarters
Two building permits totaling $7.5 million were filed last week for JNJ Logistics’ new headquarters.
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Suburbs City of Germantown recommended for arts-based grant
Acting chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, Mary Anne Carter, announced Wednesday that the city of Germantown is one of the recommended organizations for a $50,000 grant to support community design workshops and the creation of a public art master plan.
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Metro University of Memphis Foundation adds two new board members
The University of Memphis Foundation has added two new members to its board of directors, Tanya Hart and Monica Wharton.
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Metro Main Street Trolley line to be affected by Convention Center renovation
Service of the Main Street Trolley rail line will soon be affected as a result of construction on the Memphis Convention Center.
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Business Fred’s to close another 104 stores by end of June
Fred’s Inc. announced Thursday the company will begin to close an additional 104 underperforming stores.
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Business Fred’s SEC filing notes ‘substantial doubt’ about company’s future
Fred’s Inc. reported a loss of $137 million for fiscal 2018 and continues to look at its shrinking store footprint and liquidity issues.
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April 2019
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Business Daily Memphian reporters among Tennessee AP contest winners
Tom Bailey, Wayne Risher and John Varlas of The Daily Memphian and Marc Perrusquia, director of the Institute for Public Service Reporting at the University of Memphis, are among the winners in this year's Tennessee Associated Press Broadcasters and Media Editors contest.
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Real Estate Prep work for FedEx Logistics’ Downtown headquarters begins
Prep work for FedEx Logistics' new Downtown headquarters in the former Gibson Guitar building has begun.
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Business ABB CEO Ulrich Spiesshofer resigns
Ulrich Spiesshofer, chief executive officer of Switzerland-based ABB, has resigned after six years with the company.
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Metro Memphis in May unveils children’s poster honoring Memphis
Houston High School student Eagan Smith's poster, "Jazzy Jim," was unveiled Thursday night as the winner of Memphis in May's 2019 Children's Poster competition.
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Business Fred’s to close 159 stores by end of May
Memphis-based Fred’s Inc. announced Thursday 159 underperforming stores will close by the end of May. The decision follows a comprehensive evaluation of the company’s store portfolio.
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Metro Mid-South Food Bank president and CEO to retire
Mid-South Food Bank president and CEO Estella Mayhue-Greer will retire effective Dec. 31. She has served in various roles with the organization since 1996.
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Business Memphis Zoo names new president, CEO
Memphis Zoo has named a new president and CEO, native Memphian, Jim Dean.
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Business Fred’s Inc. hires advisory firm as it looks to close stores
Fred’s Inc. has hired advisory firm Malfitano Partners to help identify underperforming stores to close.
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