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ComFrame hires Groux as CFO More Color Burst names Walker director more ...

Though a lot of people take photographs in this age of digital photography and disposable cameras, only a select few get paid to do so. An even smaller group takes pictures from the sky. And, it's safe to say, only a few of them are women. More

Kevin Mosley of Nashville spent the past 10 years of his life working on his dream of developing a game to help strengthen people's ability to learn. In November of last year the effort paid off with the launch of his new company, MoSoft LLC, and its first invention - a math-based card game called 10-20-30 The Counting Game. More

The Family and Medical Leave Act has been around for more than 12 years now, yet it's not much easier to understand or comply with now than when it was first passed. More

At a time when identity theft is growing rapidly, online security is becoming an ever-bigger concern for businesses. More

Ray Waters figures the Hilton Nashville Downtown has missed out on about $1 million in revenue because of the cancellation of National Hockey League play this season. The general manger said hockey teams kept his rooms full during previous seasons. More

Peggy Sperrazza is in the business of restoring childhood memories. Her giant collection of doll parts and accessories makes up Peg O

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Louisiana Pacific Corp., maker of a variety of building materials, wasted no time getting involved with the Nashville community after moving its headquarters here from Portland, Ore., about a year ago. More

Prior to the opening of the Nashville Superspeedway, many local racing fans dreamed of the likes of NASCAR stars Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt Jr. zipping around the track in a facility hosting a (then) Winston Cup event, the top level of America's No. 1 spectator sport. More

Nashvillians are speaking - and they want "The Curve." More

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Ingram Publisher Services promotes Stewart More Jones joins AmSouth mortgage department more ...

Jennifer Gilligan Cole, executive director, Hands On Nashville Inc. More

In the music world, the Gibson brand has been associated with high-end, professional-grade instruments traditionally sold in music stores. Now the 110-year-old manufacturer is branching out into the mass market. More

A local firm has set its sights on significantly reducing the growing cost of health care by streamlining the paper trail. More

Posted: June 13, 1:23 p.m.Nashville-based Caremark Rx announced today it will open a state-of-the-art customer care center in MetroCenter in July. More

There are going to be a lot more green buildings in the future. More

For some Nashvillians who don't have health insurance and are facing the ever-increasing cost of health care, help may be on the way. More

To err is human, but carelessness can be contagious, and employee mistakes - from assembly errors to shipping snafus to paperwork pileups - can have a real impact on your bottom line. This week's Q&A offers some practical advice on how to get your employees to wake up and shape up without getting yourself in a legal bind. More