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Swiss running brand On is opening a Green Hills store, adding a standalone shop to Nashville’s upscale retail lineup.
Tennessee's first Wawa opened in Clarksville Thursday, drawing dozens for free coffee and limited-edition shirts as part of a larger state rollout. The chain says more Tennessee stores are coming.
Lowe's has applied to annex about 16.8 acres on Shelbyville Pike for a second Murfreesboro store, putting traffic and stormwater squarely in the spotlight.
LEV Manufacturing will open a 100,000-sq-ft Rad Power Bikes assembly hub in Algood, promising 288 jobs and a $7M investment for Putnam County. Officials say the site will handle assembly, logistics and fulfillment.
Shoals cut the ribbon on a 638,000‑sq‑ft Portland campus that consolidates three Tennessee sites and promises roughly 550 new jobs over five years.
Havertys opened a new showroom at Providence Marketplace in Mount Juliet; city photos show shoppers browsing displays and staff helping with purchases.
Caleb Lee will take over as CEO of Lee Company on Aug. 1, 2026, as Richard Perko steps down. The move places Governor Bill Lee’s son atop a major Franklin firm.
Bed Bath & Beyond closed the Brentwood office that served as Kirkland’s headquarters and eliminated 88 local jobs, according to a layoff filing and company filings tied to a recent merger.
Tennessee's statewide gas average climbed above $4 on May 4, 2026 as crude prices and inventory draws push pump prices higher.
Naples-based Hoffmann Family of Companies has acquired Memphis-based LEO Events; terms were not disclosed. The agency lists 100+ staff and national clients like Walmart.
The Bitcoin Conference will return to Music City Center July 15–17, 2027, with GA passes starting at $199. Organizers frame the move as a homecoming for the brand.
Ascend and LGE announced a planned merger that would create a credit union with more than $7 billion in assets and roughly 390,000 members across Tennessee and Georgia.
HCA plunged after a mixed Q1 that showed revenue growth but weaker respiratory volumes and margin pressure. Management announced a $0.78 quarterly dividend and continued buybacks.
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