In an effort to chip away lending disparities, Epicenter, a local nonprofit entrepreneurial engine, has partnered with Pathway Lending, a regional nonprofit Community Development Financial Institution, to launch the Memphis Small Business Opportunity Loan Fund.
Developer Hamilton & Holliman LLC is finalizing designs for its first ground-up, mixed-use project downtown, with plans for another larger project if the multifamily market stays strong over the next couple of years.
ServiceMaster continues its investment back into Memphis that started with bringing its headquarters Downtown, building out an innovation center and now helping launch a startup accelerator.
Upstart communications consulting firm Three(i) Creative Communications founded by Kenneth Worles Jr. is setting its sights on its first brick-and-mortar location by mid-summer. The firm, run by young Millennials of color, is building its reputation by carving out space in specific niches of its industry.
A cafe supported by natives of Syria, Sudan and Nepal will soon launch in Crosstown Concourse.
New family entertainment could be on the way to Whitehaven, as developer JD USA Shopping Center plans the Whitehaven Landing trampoline park-centered retail center at 1232 East Shelby Drive at the south end of Southbrook Mall.
Memphis gets a stamp of approval from some of the nation's top entrepreneurs and investors.
Headed to Summer Avenue are a popcorn and tea lounge and a tween-targeted skincare store where young girls can mix their own lotions and lipglosses.
Fake ads can reroute online traffic into a digital tunnel of money laundering. One Memphis-based company is stamping out this new type of criminal activity with innovative tech-based security.
First-of-its-kind coursework focuses on branding and packaging for the city’s growing class of entrepreneurs.
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