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Resulting real estate holes won’t be filled quickly More

Core moving forward with Germantown loft project, Cummins Station work for wrestling group, sushi place set for the Village, and more... More

NY attorney moves here for BMI, a new CAO at LifePoint, Bass Berry hires four, and more... More

Our business team sorts through the rubble of a tumultuous year to assemble a quick retrospective More

The overall housing market tanked, but a number of local CEOs found abodes to their liking in 2008 More

From pioneers in real estate to restaurant titans and radio trailblazers, Nashville said farewell to a number of its business icons in 2008 More

Members of the new Music City Event Marketing Fund want the Music City Bowl to come up with a strategic plan — and do it quickly More

Dear Dave: How do you balance a Christmas budget with all the stuff your kids want? More

Dear Dave, I bring home $2,800 a month, and my husband stays home with our two daughters — one three, the other three months. He’s healthy and able, but he won’t work because he thinks he can’t make enough money to cover the cost of daycare. More

For HCA, Dollar General and Symbion, private-equity ownership meant cash was king even before the recession More

Idled bulldozers provide an opportunity to develop smarter guidelines for when growth returns More

Also: Rock singer tangles with former manager over contract language More

Company plans hands-on approach to helping licensees get going More

Ann Gillespie and ProLingua are smoothing the path of cultural integration of the Nashville business world More

With development dollars drying up and many projects stalled on the drawing board, developers are today less likely to embrace green tactics More

More than $9M in new apartment work, Urban Outfitters and Terrazzo offices edge closer to Gulch openings, two hotel jobs, and more... More

Also: Up-and-comer plans digital pre-release and local company buys into noted song catalog More

Ad agency adds five, CB Richard Ellis recruits labor analyst and broker, and more... More

Also: Morgan Keegan buys in Boston, Fulmer declines new UT role, Lenny's Sub Shop founder dies, and more... More

Congressional Democrats sent President George W. Bush a draft proposal for a $15 billion, short-term rescue of U.S. automakers and said it will likely be voted on this week. More