After leading the Bartlett Area Chamber of Commerce for more than two decades, John Threadgill is retiring at the end of January as the group’s president.

Crews have been working to demolish the former Macy’s portion of the Poplar Avenue property this year, and are moving on to the main mall building.

Officials said the system is already in effect on the sixth floor of Frederick W. Smith International Airport’s seven-story economy garage.

Central Lofts has a new owner, local home sales fell by double digits in September, and a Florida investor bought the former Glide Xpress Car Wash in Collierville.

Shea Sisk Wellford receives construction law recognition while GPAC and Memphis River Parks Partnership announce staff additions.

The parent company of SpaceXAI announced its third-quarter earnings as its founder and CEO spoke about operations at its local data centers.

Veterans and VA officials say the new Millington clinic addresses one ongoing issue for those who have served: access, especially for those in rural communities.

“I love Memphis. But loving this city doesn’t mean staying quiet about where we’re failing. Women living miles from excellent cancer care can struggle to get a mammogram, afford follow-up testing or find a ride to treatment. We should be embarrassed.”

State historic tax credits could be especially beneficial in Memphis, particularly Downtown, where buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places are eligible for the credits.

Rene Lassauzet has been ALSAC’s senior vice president of brand creative for about a year-and-a-half. During that time, he’s immersed himself in the world of St. Jude, fulfilled his longtime dream of becoming an American citizen and settled into a community he has no plans to leave.

SpaceXAI continues to grow in Southaven as do its debts. Another lien has been filed against the AI giant.

“What if we made a concerted effort to welcome LGBTQ families from across the country? It’s an opportunity worth pursuing, particularly as Memphis faces challenges to some of its traditional tourism draws.”

The U.S. Veterans Affairs clinic has seen more than 3,500 veterans since it opened June 1, U.S. Veterans Affairs officials said.

That restaurant landscape in Bartlett includes some that are opening, some that have closed, some that are renovated and some that are victims of vandalism.

“I can’t imagine the destruction he’s left behind. It’s repulsive,” a former employee said.

Memphis-based CodeCrew is leading a federally funded initiative to establish tech training hubs in the Mississippi Delta.

Local farmers and agricultural experts talked about the intersection of tech, money and advancing the agricultural industry at the DelTech conference.

First Horizon Corp.'s Q3 earnings fell just shy of Wall Street expectations.

“We’re proud of our team, proud of the beer we made and even prouder of the community that grew up around it,” said co-founder and owner Will Goodwin in a statement.

International Paper confirmed its spinoff company name today with an announcement it will hold an investors event in London next month.

The transaction is the latest in a series of leases that have given DeSoto County, and the overall Memphis industrial market, multiple quarters of positive absorption.

StudioRes by Marriott opens as Memphis sees an influx of both contractors spurred by SpaceXAI’s local growth and law enforcement officials as part of the Memphis Safe Task Force.

Officials say they want zoning rules in place before a large-scale computing facility is proposed.

ALO, a fashion and lifestyle brand, will invest nearly $176 million and create 400 jobs at a national fulfillment and distribution center in Southaven.

Jon Thompson, the distinguished war veteran and business executive who oversaw the historical “Wonders” series in the 1990s and early 2000s, has died. He was 87.