Technology and Business
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A Former Post Office by the Airport Is Becoming Home Base for Nashville’s Robotaxis
An 80,000-square-foot former post office near the airport opens Oct. 12 as the around-the-clock service hub for Nashville's driverless Waymo…
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Ninety-Eight Years of Guitars, and a Grant Program That Doesn’t Quite Fit: Nashville’s Small-Business Plan Heads to a Final Vote Oct. 6
Metro Council takes a final vote Oct. 6 on Nashville's new Legacy Business Program and two companion grants. A 98-year-old…
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It Passed Unanimously. Two Lawmakers Stood Up to Say It Shouldn’t Have.
Ten acres of state parking lots around the Capitol are now officially on the market for a master developer. The…
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Ten Acres of Asphalt, and a Disclosure Step That Was Supposed to Happen in April
The State Building Commission deadlocked 3-3 on how to pick a developer for ten acres of state parking lots near…
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Four Hundred Thousand Square Feet, and the Last Studio Still Living in Hollywood
Paramount representatives have approached at least two Nashville developers about building roughly 400,000 square feet of office space, and toured…
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Five Years After the Street Emptied, Somebody Is Adding Floors
Two buildings on Second Avenue North would each gain two stories, with restaurants, lounges and entertainment space. On a block…
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A Nashville Company Built 320 Corner Stores. Shell Just Bought the Whole Thing.
Shell is acquiring Nashville-based Tri Star Energy — the company behind Twice Daily, Sudden Service and White Bison Coffee —…
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Nine Students Sang to Save Fisk in 1871. The Argument Now Is About Thirty Megawatts.
Fisk wants to build a $400 million data center at the edge of its North Nashville campus. Nearly 18,000 people…
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It Gave Up Its Offices Entirely in 2025. Its Next Headquarters Is Here.
Radiology Partners, the largest radiology practice in the country, has leased space at Nashville Yards for a new headquarters and…
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Twenty-Three Acres by the Zoo: Nashville Votes to Buy the Land Rather Than Let the Data Center Open
Metro Council voted 27-5 to pursue eminent domain on 23 acres at 648 Grassmere Park, the site where an Atlanta…
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