Peter Abell comes from a musical family, but he found his way to the Memphis Symphony Orchestra through its administrative offices.

Memphis in May International Festival's chief executive will seek alterations to a plan to redevelop Tom Lee Park, sharing his concerns about how its largest events will fit into smaller space in the new park. 

FedEx's series of high-level management changes are fueling speculation about the reasons and perhaps worrying investors and employees, but have the potential to bring fresh eyes to the organization.

Blue Monkey partners are prepared to start a $1.6 million mixed-use project next door to their Downtown restaurant on South Front Street.

Memphis-based Krone North America never sought incentives to remain in Memphis, and will start moving its 45 jobs to Olive Branch by the end of 2019.

Fast success means the entire 2.5 million-square-foot DeSoto 55 Logistics Center should be built out by the end of this year, its Atlanta-based developer announces. 

Black McLaren Jones Ryland & Griffee P.C. has added attorneys Megan Arthur and Amy Sterling to its staff.

Parents who want to help their adult children with job searches should stay on the sidelines. Too much help will hurt.

Shelby County Chancellor JoeDae Jenkins said he'll rule Monday, Feb. 25, on a city motion to dismiss a Sheraton bid to block public incentives for a Loews hotel in Downtown Memphis.

Apollo Management and Cox Enterprises have reached an agreement for Apollo to acquire a majority share of 13 Cox Media Group TV stations, including Fox 13 in Memphis.

The University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center has decided to bring food service in-house, recruiting local food truck favorites and popular chains such as Starbucks, Chick-fil-A and Coletta's. 

First Tennessee Bank reveals new Penny Hardaway Visa debit card, and will support attendees to the summer basketball camp run by the Memphis Tigers head coach. 

The University of Memphis has filed an $8.8 million building permit for the second phase of an indoor football facility at its Park Avenue campus.

This Fourth of July weekend will be the 10th anniversary of the Ocean City Jazz Festival. The event's growth highlights black philanthropy and the strength and assets of black communities across the country.

Bogie's Delicatessen in East Memphis faces an uncertain future as its landlord studies a redevelopment that includes demolition and renovation of the Williamsburg Village Shopping Center.

With experience as a reporter, arts and entertainment editor and deputy metro editor, Peggy Burch has joined The Daily Memphian staff as community engagement editor. 

Two experienced workforce development leaders will take over the top spots at the Workforce Investment Network, Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris announced on Monday. 

Google focuses on user intent to find relevant search results. Here are three ideas you can apply to your search-engine-optimization plan to get back to Google's page-one results.

Email scams are on the rise. It’s important to know the severity of something you may be receiving and how to protect yourself and your account from being hacked.

Swarm Vision CEO and founder Suzan Briganti has grown the company from a garage startup to a trusted solution provider to global Fortune 500 clients. She chats with Let's Grow columnist Michael Graber about what drives the Swarm talent assessment system and how the world of innovation needs to change.

Along with major investment like the redevelopment of the former Wonder Bread factory, the Memphis Medical District saw a surge of small business activity in 2018. 

Selection of Raj Subramaniam for the No. 2 job at Memphis-based FedEx Corp. starting March 1 could put him in the driver's seat to eventually become CEO, some analysts believe.

Without a framework for insurance reimbursement, the University of Tennessee Health Science Center Mobile Stroke Unit is being funded for another year through philanthropy. 

While living in Memphis was not originally in the cards for Eustis Corrigan, the UBS financial adviser has come to love the Bluff City and all it offers.

Make sure your financial goals for 2019 include setting long-term goals, paying off debt and building an emergency fund. The time to fix the roof is while the sun is shining.