Not surprisingly, a study on commercial real estate’s economic impact in Middle Tennessee has shown that the industry indeed has a major impact on the economy. More

After a year-long search process, Free Will Baptist Bible College has selected a 66-acre site in Gallatin for its new campus, school officials announced today. More

My wife and I are both 30, and we’re afraid we may have to file bankruptcy. We make $70,000 a year, have a credit card debt of $23,000, a home with a $143,000 balance, $10,000 in student loans and $5,000 in medical expenses. We’ve cut up the cards, but things look pretty bad and we’re thinking about selling the house. Are we bankrupt, Dave? More

Memphis-based Federal Express could be landing in Nashville with a substantial investment. More

Former Nashville Banner editor Eddie Jones was roasted at an honorary luncheon by a lengthy roster of former competitors, employees and colleagues from the halls of the city’s journalism, business and government communities. More

The roller coaster ride continues for the Nashville Predators ownership saga, and when the ride ends is anyone’s guess. More

Where Vanderbilt goes, will others surely follow? In this case, Berry Hill — perhaps the most quirky and beloved of Davidson County’s satellite cities — is bracing for what could be new buildings, new businesses and new ways to help pedestrians and motorists move from Point A to B to Z. More

Chinese companies will eventually start coming to places like Tennessee regardless of whatever economic incentives the state puts on the table. More

Growing up in Nashville Bryan Deese was a huge fan of urban and hip-hop music, even delving into it as both a onetime break-dancer and graffiti artist. More

A friend of mine recently got married to a guy after dating him for more than a year. Less than a month after the wedding she found out he had lied about having no debt. He has more than $100,000 in debt that he had filed bankruptcy without telling her. How is this going to affect her and them? — Janice More