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Technology stocks unseated financial companies as the largest industry group in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index, reclaiming the top spot they last held in 2002. More

Never have so many oil and gas companies spent so much to produce so little. More

Now that the process for the new Nashville Convention Center is underway, attention is beginning to turn toward the “headquarters” hotel that would be integrated with the center. More

Businesses and their lobbyists don’t often get terribly worked up about arcane legislative language. More

Long before he arrived in Nashville, Devine Taylor had made his mark in the music business on many levels. These ranged from being a bassist to producer, remixer, consultant, manager, talent scout and promoter. More

As part of an ongoing effort to secure access to the Tennessee River for water-hungry Peach State citizens, Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue signed a legislative resolution urging negotiations with Tennessee Gov. Phil Bredesen regarding relocation of the state border. More

The CMA Music Festival is just three weeks away, running Thursday through Sunday, June 5-8 in downtown Nashville. More

A divided Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals took Tennessee’s side on Tuesday in a dispute over tobacco money. More

Peter Kurland, an owner in the property housing the Darkhorse Theater, had an interesting day last week trying to determine whether or not his property had a deed restriction that required a church use there. More

Chicago-based real estate investor Joel Teglia has put Noel Place office building downtown up for sale. More

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Musica’s frolicking nudes are anything by joyous, as controversy brews. More

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Seigenthaler PR adds five members to its team The Memorial Foundation announces board member Energy Automation Systems announces four appointments Winfree joins Pinnacle Judson elected VP for Barge Waggoner Wright joins Colliers office League for the Deaf adds to its board of directors More

Dear Dave, We have three kids enrolled in Christian schools, and it’s very expensive. We truly believe they’re getting a great, faith-based education, but they’re only in elementary school and already we’ve had to dig into our savings. — Maureen More

Are you a baby boomer? Statisticians consider anyone born between 1946 and 1964 to be a full-fledged baby boomer. More

Americans want Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson to act to stop the dollar's decline, which has stoked the inflation eroding their household incomes. More

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said Tuesday that financial markets remain unsettled and the central bank will increase its auctions of cash to banks as needed. More

Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world's largest retailer and a benchmark for the U.S. economy, posted higher first-quarter profit but yesterday said earnings may trail analysts’ estimates after record gasoline prices buffeted consumers. More

United Way of Metropolitan Nashville (UWMN) on Tuesday announced that veteran United Way leader Eric D. Dewey has been named its new president and CEO, effective June 16. More