Tenn.
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Wall Street investors own only 1% of U.S. family homes, though their share is higher in parts of the country such as Atlanta and Nashville, Tenn., based on data from John Burns Research & Consulting.
The Memphis, Tenn., package-delivery giant, which in late 2024 unveiled plans to spin off FedEx Freight, said it is on track to complete the separation on June 1.
“You’re 35 years old. You started a GLP-1. You lose 35 pounds and do really well with it. When do you come off of it? Or ever?” asked Joe Northup, director of metabolic and bariatric surgery at the Vanderbilt Health hospital system in Nashville, Tenn. “Is this a lifelong treatment?”
From MarketWatch
Musk’s xAI’s Colossus data center went from empty dirt in Memphis, Tenn., to 100,000 Nvidia GPUs operational in 19 days.
From MarketWatch
The deal, being announced Tuesday by San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, marks the latest development for the Nashville, Tenn., institution, sometimes called the Harvard of the South, after forays into New York and Florida.
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