Franklin step closer to new property tax rate
June 14, 2016 The Tennessean by Jordan Buie A unanimous vote Tuesday night signaled a unified Franklin Board of Mayor and Aldermen on a new property tax rate that would contain…
The Point – June 2016
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Williamson Business PAC announces School Board endorsements
The Williamson Business PAC announced its endorsements for the Williamson County School Board Monday morning, saying that they could not make a choice among candidates in District 1 and…
Hotel pitched for downtown Franklin site
June 1, 2016 Nashville Business Journal by Eric Snyder Developers have proposed a 100-room hotel for a 2.2-acre site at First Avenue and Main Street in downtown Franklin. The Tennessean…
French company may acquire Cool Springs office
May 18, 2016 The Tennessean by Melanie Balakit Williamson County officials hope a tax incentive will draw an international company to Cool Springs. Schneider Electric USA, Inc., a French energy…
Tech company expansion to add 189 Williamson County jobs
May 18, 2016 The Tennessean by Jordan Buie The cognitive computing company Digital Reasoning announced Wednesday that it will expand its headquarters facility in Franklin, investing about $861,500 and creating…
Fresh off $40 million, Franklin tech company moves to bigger digs
May 18, 2016 Nashville Business Journal by Eleanor Kennedy With a $40 million funding round in its coffers, Franklin-based Digital Reasoning has moved into a new headquarters space in Cool…
Digital Reasoning to expand headquarters in Williamson County
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Wednesday, May 18, 2016 GOVERNOR HASLAM, COMMISSIONER BOYD ANNOUNCE DIGITAL REASONING TO EXPAND HEADQUARTERS IN WILLIAMSON COUNTY Cognitive computing company to invest approximately $861,500, create 189 new…
GOVERNOR HASLAM, COMMISSIONER BOYD ANNOUNCE DIGITAL REASONING TO EXPAND HEADQUARTERS IN WILLIAMSON COUNTY
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Wednesday, May 18, 2016 GOVERNOR HASLAM, COMMISSIONER BOYD ANNOUNCE DIGITAL REASONING TO EXPAND HEADQUARTERS IN WILLIAMSON COUNTY Cognitive computing company to invest approximately $861,500, create 189 new…
CEO of one of Nashville’s biggest public companies: Traffic has cost us employees
May 17, 2016 Nashville Business Journal by Scott Harrison Nashville’s mounting traffic woes have cost Tractor Supply Co. employees, President and CEO Greg Sandfort said Tuesday. Speaking at the quarterly…