Vendor takes aim at Thomas Nelson over contract
National Recovery Technologies gets new CEO
Clarcor buys Australian company
LP promotes two division chiefs
Earnings wrap: LP, First Farmers
Earnings wrap: Delek, Kirkland's
Power surge
Flood of federal lawsuits hits District Court
At proper pressure
Gaylord, A.O. Smith join to sue Army Corps, Weather Service
National Recovery Technologies gets new CEO
Oregon buyer installs industry veteran; founder moves into tech positionLP promotes two division chiefs
Siding, engineered wood execs will report to CEO Stevens
Nissan names quality, dealer network VP
Exec arrested for aggravated assault of client
Incident followed Rebrovick's denial of facility tour to part-owner's son, associates
With global giants Nissan, Bridgestone and GM leading the way — and hundreds of suppliers and service providers following — the automotive sector is of vital importance to Middle Tennessee's economic fortune. Want to track our cross-platform coverage of it? Click here.
Downtown-based Louisiana-Pacific began doing business in Chile more than a decade ago and expanded into Brazil a few years ago. But last year's massive Chilean earthquake has given a turbo boost to the company's Latin American operations, which now account for almost 10 percent of its sales. Read the story here.
It's one of the world's iconic brands. And since late 2009, it's often been in the headlines for allegedly using protected wood for its guitars. But Gibson Guitar execs also are looking to further diversify the company's operations. Catch up on all the news here.
