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My father owns a lot in town and recently received a notice that there is a property tax lien against it. Are any of the penalties associated with this lien negotiable? More

The Nashville Predators’ new ownership announced big changes to the team’s leadership. More

Nashville’s residential real estate agents are feeling the slowdown in home sales. More

The economy is in the tank. The economy is not in the tank. Or, it’s not as bad as some thought but it’s not as good as others want, so therefore it’s still bad. Got it? It all depends on one’s perspective. More

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and Costco Wholesale Corp. reported November sales that topped analysts’ estimates, while Target Corp. and J.C. Penney Co. trailed forecasts in what may be the slowest holiday shopping season in five years. More

The Metro Sports Authority will meet next Tuesday, but will do so without taking up an agreement between the Mayor’s Office and the prospective Predators buyers over changes to the team’s lease of the Sommet Center. More

Metro Council’s first informational meeting on the Nashville Predators last Thursday night raised a few eyebrows among supporters of a new downtown convention center. More

It’s not surprising that the local group didn’t close the purchase of the Nashville Predators yesterday or Friday as it had hoped. More

As a longtime collector and avid music fan, Louis Charette envisioned a career as a producer, arranger or songwriter. He came to Nashville from Kentucky about seven years ago, and following his graduation from Belmont’s music business program, briefly operated a small studio with another friend where they produced demos and collaborated on writing songs for aspiring performers. More

At an informal gathering of the Metro Council on Thursday night, Council members learned that they may indeed amend parts of a deal between a group of local investors buying the Nashville Predators and the city concerning changes that the group wanted made to the team’s lease with the Sommet Center before they purchase the team. More

For the Jenkins family, the vacation home is in their blood and will be for a long time. More

Ownership of the Nashville Predators could change as early as this Friday. More

My older sister has run up some pretty large debts, and there’s one creditor in particular that’s giving her a bad time. More

Bristol Development’s first rental residential project won’t be in The Gulch but in Midtown. More

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