Developer proposes converting Downtown DoubleTree into upscale boutique hotel
The Center City Revenue Finance Corp. will be asked Tuesday to approve a 15-year tax abatement for a $47 million conversion of the DoubleTree by Hilton.
The Center City Revenue Finance Corp. will be asked Tuesday to approve a 15-year tax abatement for a $47 million conversion of the DoubleTree by Hilton.
ABB expanding its manufacturing facility in Senatobia in a $$3 million investment that will create 50 jobs.
A job search is time-consuming, and can compromise your standing with your current boss. Sometimes you learn you've been dropped from consideration by automated email. Don't take it personally.
A senior-living development is now proposed for the Oaksedge office park next to Wright Medical's headquarters in East Memphis.
Mercer Capital's strategy of growing around talent takes the Memphis-based business valuation and financial advisory firm into major markets in Texas.
A partnership between the University of Tennessee Health Science Center and a Downtown housing developer could bring the first new apartments to be constructed in the Memphis Medical District in decades.
New York-based Conduit Global has announced a permanent layoff of 112 people from a Memphis call center effective April 30.
Three Memphis leaders who are excelling in vastly different fields share their perspectives on life and career in the video highlights from the Women and Business 2019 seminar.
Swedish appliance manufacturer Electrolux has voluntarily terminated its tax incentive agreement with Memphis and Shelby County in advance of the planned closing of the Memphis plant closing next year.
Le Bonheur Children's Hospital announces $38 million expansion of its fast-growing Heart Institute.
Malco Theatres latest location will allow patrons to recline back in their seats and have food delivered to them inside the theater.
FedEx executive Gloria R. Boyland has overseen development of the newly unveiled FedEx SameDay Bot and truck platooning technology. She's one of Black Enterprise's Most Powerful Women in Corporate America.
When families are struggling to pay rent, they don't always have the money for medications or even the gas to get to the doctor. Le Bonheur is addressing these challenges with a new program that sees the resolution of issues at home all the way through.
Under the heading of "food for thought," analysts at one firm have pondered the what-ifs of an unlikely combination of Amazon and FedEx and suggested it would be a winner.
Baptist, Christ Community open a physical clinic in the Medical District to complement an existing mobile health care clinic, thus providing a one-stop shop for the homeless population.
The people who work and play in Downtown Memphis say they need more public parking options. The city doesn't agree, and is working toward a culture shift of getting locals to pay higher rates and walk farther to park.
The new Midtown headquarters for a Memphis architecture firm is designed to generate more electricity than it uses.
A Whitehaven restaurant and proposed artist studios are seeking forgivable loans from the Economic Development Growth Engine for Memphis & Shelby County.
The state of Tennessee reveals $11.2 million in incentives for two major investments by local logistics companies.
As local growers figure out the finer details of producing hemp, agriculture officials expect it to evolve "pretty rapidly" as farmers look to cash in on the growing popularity of CBD oil.
An advantage of index investing is expense control. If you don’t want to do the screening work to select active managers, these funds can be useful.
Beverly Robertson, Gina Sweat and Melissa McFerrin give career advice to a mostly female audience at The Daily Memphian's Women and Business Seminar.
The owner of Raymond James Tower says its anchor tenant should not leave, in part because the elevators will soon be modernized.
AutoZone rides weather and an improving focus on the commercial side of its business to impressive earnings results and a surge in its stock price.
Good Shepard Pharmacy's sister company RemediChain announced Thursday it has officially begun accepting individual donations of oral chemotherapy prescriptions as part of its chemotherapy reclamation program.