Tom Intrator is described as “a self-made, self-taught investor, developer and entrepreneur.” So, just who is the man behind one of Memphis' biggest proposed mixed-use real estate projects ever?

Starbucks has recently tightened access to bathrooms and installed needle-disposal boxes at some of its core-Memphis coffee shops.

Memphis brokers believe Memphis housing market could surpass the tepid 2020 sales forecast by Realtor.com, which also projects home prices locally to rise 3% year over year.

The Tupelo-based bank will build a 45,000-square-foot building at 5574 Poplar, where Executive Square offices have been razed.

Julie Stackhouse will retire with 34 years of service, 17 of which have been at the St. Louis Fed.

Tampa, Florida-based health care company ChenMed set to open three senior primary care clinics in Memphis. 

The Greater Memphis Chamber chose the Nike executive to succeed Richard W. Smith as board chairman during the annual Chairman’s Luncheon at The Peabody on Thursday.

Methodist Le Bonheur employees will be eligible for up to $4,000 in tuition credits a year to advance their careers and earn more money.

Memphis-based home service plan provider Frontdoor has acquired a Portland, Oregon company that developed technology enabling technicians to remotely diagnose home repair problems via smart phone cameras.

DJI, a global provider of civilian drones and aerial imaging technology,  has joined the Memphis International Airport-led test of drones for tasks including inspection of FedEx aircraft.

The Design Review Board approved a design that preserves the facade of the historic Ellis Building in front of One Beale's second, nine-story hotel.

Projects at 1750 Madison and the old American Snuff Factory at 46 Keel will be up for consideration of tax incentives Tuesday, Dec. 10.

The University of Memphis plans to offer a four-year degree in American Sign Language and deaf studies.

Presented by Mid-South Health Care Executives at the FedEx Institute of Technology, the conversation with hospital executives touched topics including bullying, industry changes and poverty in Memphis.

The Consignment Music Store at 4040 Park Ave. will close on Dec. 17 after nearly three decades of providing local musicians with instruments or cash.

April Scales was recently added to Commercial Bank and Trust’s Memphis operations as a new Vice President and Commercial Lender. 

Just over a year after plans for the billion-dollar Union Row project was announced to Memphis, old buildings are being removed to make space for new apartments, hotel, retail, offices and green spaces.

Recent interest rate cuts haven't created the surge in economic activity many were hoping for, but local sources don't see further cuts anytime soon.  

The Memphis area needs to take advantage of its strengths and address its shortcomings to avoid falling behind in the medical device industry, those attending a gathering this week agreed.

FedEx marked what was expected to be one of its busiest days in history on Monday, Dec. 2, as more than 33 million shipments moved through the Memphis-based company's network.

Renasant jumps two spots in deposit market share in the Memphis MSA as smaller banks take share from the large regional and national banks.

How do you jump-start nearly $1.4 billion worth of new apartments, stores and offices? A Downtown board answers that by approving $306 million worth of tax incentives, with $143 million more to come from other sources, for two large developments. 

Lower interest-rate environment putting pressure on banks'  net interest margin, Federal Reserve official notes. 

Experts say 200,000 homes in Memphis are at risk for lead exposure due to age and lead paint. 

The supply of hotel rooms in Memphis would increase by nearly 25% if everything in the pipeline was built. That's unlikely, but oversupply is a concern.