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Some small business owners in Oakland, California, have had enough. Fed up with crime in their neighborhood, a group of business owners say they refuse to pay taxes until the city provides safer areas to…
When the phrase “annual shareholder meeting” is mentioned, what picture does it conjure in your mind? Is it a grand gathering of influential figures at the forefront of industry giants like Amazon, Exxon or Apple?…
The holiday season can be the most wonderful time of the year for many small businesses, with sales boost from gift buying and holiday party spending. It’s a happy time for employees, too, as they…
Amaranth Hospitality’s latest project, in partnership with local developers, adds a new bar and restaurant to Dickerson Pike — featuring a large outdoor space and wood-fired-focused menu. Nashville Business News – Local Nashville News |…
The owners behind Germantown’s Buds & Brews paid $ 5.2 million for an East Nashville site. The cannabis company is planning a new concept for the Five Point neighborhood property formerly home to 3 Crow…
For the eleventh consecutive month, the Adobe Digital Price Index (DPI) indicates a decline in online prices, shedding 1.6% compared to July 2022. This drop should capture the attention of small business owners, especially those…
Lower Broadway’s bar owners formed the Broadway Entertainment Association earlier this year — and they are already tackling some pressing issues. “Right now, our next step — now that we feel like we are getting…
Henry and Tara Roberts opened Two Hands in Nashville in November, marking their sixth location. They tell the Business Journal about future plans in the area and break down Australian cuisine. Nashville Business News –…
A group of downtown business owners are banding together “to preserve the unique culture of entertainment and popularity of Lower Broadway through advocacy and education,” according to The Tennessean. The group, the Broadway Entertainment Association,…
NoBaked Cookie Dough owners Megan and Jimmy Feeman were named to Forbes 30 Under 30 list. Here’s how they took their business from farmers markets to four scoop shops, 250 retail locations, nationwide shipping and…