<strong>The Electrolux plant in Memphis will be closed in 2020. The Swedish appliance maker announced Thursday it will invest $250 million in a facility in Springfield, Tennessee.</strong> (Daily Memphian file)

Electrolux will shutter heavily subsidized Memphis plant in 2020

Swedish appliance maker Electrolux announced Thursday it will shut down a Memphis factory in 2020 while investing $250 million in a facility in Springfield, Tennessee.

By Wayne Risher January 31, 2019

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Amazon confirms site for new Memphis ‘delivery station’

Amazon confirms that a warehouse in Southeast Memphis is being renovated to become the online retailer's permanent "delivery station" for the Memphis area.

By Tom Bailey January 31, 2019

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Dream on: Memphis Hustle players devoted to pursuit of NBA

The Memphis Hustle is a team comprised of hopes and dreams for a shot at playing in the NBA, but many players need further development.

By Don Wade January 31, 2019

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Calkins: The jealousy jokes fly as Penny Hardaway’s Tigers get smashed by Tulsa

Penny Hardaway's Memphis Tigers got smashed by Tulsa Wednesday night. As you may have expected, given the events of the week, some people really enjoyed this.

By Geoff Calkins January 31, 2019

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Bar Talk: Southern Social

A Boulevardier is the drink of the day with Bar Talk and Drew Wooten, bartender at Southern Social in Germantown.

By Jennifer Biggs January 31, 2019

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Report: Increase in Shelby County new business filings in '18
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Flash Market settles Memphis sexual harassment lawsuit
Indigo Ag launches logistics platform for growers, shippers
Memphis digital marketers launch new agency
Amazon reopening fire-damaged center

By The Daily Memphian Staff January 31, 2019

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This Week in Memphis: Juneteenth and Blue Monkey Midtown’s last call

Also happening this week: Downtown breweries are in the spotlight, and Father’s Day is Sunday.

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Shelby County County Commission has major decisions to get budget and tax rate across finish line

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Memphis native develops system that aims to put out fires in 15 seconds

Ethan Pretsch envisioned a system that could use AI and tech to specifically target fires and keep them from spreading.

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Ole Miss eliminated by Troy at College World Series

Ole Miss (41-23) went two-games-and-out in its first trip to Charles Schwab Field since winning the national championship in 2022.

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Inspire Community Cafe closing this month

The Binghampton cafe that opened with a mission of helping the community is closing its doors after seven years.

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New murals add vibrance to Wolf River tunnel on Germantown Greenway

Brightly colored depictions celebrating the Germantown Greenway are now greeting users as they walk, run or bike along the trail passing underneath Wolf River Boulevard.

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Thunderstorms force cancellation of Live at the Garden concert

Severe weather forces cancellation of Alabama concert, meant to be the opener of this year’s Live at the Garden series at the Memphis Botanic Garden

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