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Finance

‘Zombie Offices’ Spell Trouble for Some Banks

Graceful Art Deco buildings towering above Chicago’s key business district report occupancy rates as low as 17 percent. A set of gleaming

Relocations

Real estate firm CoStar will move HQ from downtown D.C. to Arlington, Va.

The real estate data company CoStar Group will move its headquarters from downtown D.C. to Arlington, its executives said Tuesday, marking another

Kentucky

Bourbon boom: A decade of spirited momentum in Louisville

In 2023, the Evan Williams Bourbon Experience celebrated its 10th anniversary, marking a significant milestone for Louisville’s bourbon industry. What started as

Alabama

Alabama exports soar to record high $27 billion in 2023

Alabama companies exported goods and services worth more than $27.4 billion in 2023 – the second straight year that exports bested the

Manufacturing

Siemens Energy charts 500-job expansion in Charlotte, Raleigh regions

Siemens Energy is bringing more than 500 jobs to North Carolina. The manufacturing jobs, to be located in both Mecklenburg and Wake

Energy

University of Tennessee Baker School, TVA Release Landmark Clean Energy Study

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. ― The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Baker School of Public Policy and Public Affairs presented the results of a

Florida

Orlando’s strong renter demand has it among the US’ most sought-after cities

Metro Orlando ended 2023 as one of the hottest rental markets in the country and, through one month of 2024, little has happened to

Transportation

Alabama Port Authority selects a city for new intermodal facility

The Alabama Port Authority has selected a location for its third intermodal container transfer facility in Alabama, marking the next step in

Finance

JPMorgan Chase looks to grow in D/FW as it embarks on branch boom

JPMorgan Chase & Co. plans to follow the growth happening north of Dallas in Collin County as part of its major branch

Sports Business

MLB? Mayor wants women’s professional sports in Nashville

Personally, Mayor Freddie O’Connell may have had his fill of men’s professional sports teams in Nashville. The mayor, speaking to more than

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