Startup GraphStory raises $1M, continues to grow in Memphis
A startup that provides easy-to-read data graphs as a service has raised more than $1 million. Founder Greg Jordan talks about his company's next steps.
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Memphis is the first stop for entrepreneurship camp for girls
A free camp at the University of Memphis instructed girls in how to launch their own businesses.
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The time is right for M&M, a new multifamily developer in Memphis
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Serial entrepreneur finds his center as a meditation instructor
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Collierville-based Flat Hat American Ale will be available in local restaurants, bars and convenience stores soon, and a brewery location (possibly downtown) could be on the horizon.
Real estate startup FrontDoor is the first tenant in ServiceMaster innovation center
Tech-savvy FrontDoor, a licensed real estate company and online platform that connects home sellers with agents, finds a new home in the new ServiceMaster innovation center.
Memphis is the first stop for entrepreneurship camp for girls
A free camp at the University of Memphis instructed girls in how to launch their own businesses.
Video: Sweet LaLa’s bakery in South Memphis gives juvenile offenders a second chance
Almost 30 at-risk youth have been employed with Sweet LaLa’s Bakery since it opened in 2014.
This Black beauty company survived segregation in Memphis. Now it faces off against e-commerce.
Founded in 1935, Lucky Heart Cosmetics has seen its share of changes. The black beauty product manufacturer has opened its first retail store in the hopes of attracting its next generation of loyal customers.
The time is right for M&M, a new multifamily developer in Memphis
The stars are aligning for real estate developer James Maclin, as he recently launched his new development company, M&M Enterprises, with plans to target multifamily development and management in Memphis and the surrounding regional area.
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After nearly 50 years at its current location at 1657 Wells Station Road in the Berclair neighborhood, Jerry’s Sno Cones will expand and open a new location in Cordova this fall followed by a third and possible fourth location in still-to-be-determined parts of town.
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Serial entrepreneur finds his center as a meditation instructor
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