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Jeff Drummonds, outgoing CEO of LBMC, spoke with Nashville Business Journal Publisher Lori Becker at the NBJ’s Economic Outlook 2024 event on what businesses are predicting for the upcoming year and what they should keep…
Graduate student Steven Wall Jr. and Ivelin Georgiev, PhD. Photo by Donn Jones by Bill Snyder Children are an underutilized source of potential antibody therapies to counteract the “ever-evolving” COVID-19 pandemic, according to researchers at…
We had a few questions for the president and CEO of massive production studio complex Worldwide Stages, including, “Why Spring Hill?” Here’s what he had to say. Nashville Business News – Local Nashville News |…
Nashville’s largest commercial real estate firm has unveiled a major leadership change. Effective Jan. 1, Doug Brandon will be stepping down as managing principal of the Nashville office of Cushman & Wakefield. Here’s who will…
The developer behind the long-awaited Ritz-Carlton project is at the center of a multimillion-dollar lawsuit. Alabama-based Oakworth Capital Bank is suing RC Nashville Development Partners LLC and Tim Morris, alleging failure of payment on a…
The Four Seasons Hotel Nashville has become one of the cities most-talked about properties in its first year of being open. On the heels of its anniversary, Four Seasons Hotel Nashville has named a new…
Lee Blank, Regions Bank Market Executive for Middle Tennessee, sat down with the Business Journal to discuss the year that 2023 has been for finance, how Regions is maintaining its market share amid Nashville’s continued…
MD² is the newest game in town for concierge medical services. The two physicians serve 50 families each in what is touted as a “luxury” service for those who want privacy and confidentiality. Nashville Business…
The four-decade-old GM plant in Spring Hill has become its own economic engine and a pillar of the state’s manufacturing industry, the first of what today are four automakers operating or building factories in Tennessee.…
United Automobile Workers’ strike has reached Spring Hill. The union announced Saturday evening that it had ordered its workers to walk out of its General Motors Co. assembly plant south of Nashville. Nashville Business News…