Tennessee Conservative
Nissan, FedEx, Brown-Forman (The Owner Of Jack Daniels) And Eastman Chemical Each Control Over $500 Million Worth Of Assets In Tennessee, Making Them The Most Likely Beneficiaries Of Gov. Bill Lee’s Plan To Change The State’s Business Property Tax.
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The Tennessee Titans Have Agreed To A 20-Year Naming Rights Deal With Nissan For The Team’s New Stadium, Set To Open In 2027, But Did Not Disclose The Amount Nissan Is Paying For Those Rights.
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Dongwha Electrolyte, 6K Energy, Tritium, And Ultium Have All Recently Released Plans To Increase Business With The State, Working Alongside Car Manufacturers Nissan, GM, And Ford To Increase The Production Of Electric Vehicles.
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After The Announcement Last Friday That The U.S. Supreme Court Had Overturned Roe V. Wade, Corporate-Owned Businesses In Tennessee Have Been Working On Ways To Sidestep The Expected Upcoming Trigger Law Abortion Ban In Tennessee And The Heartbeat Law, Now In Effect After The Sixth Circuit Court Of Appeals Lifted The Injunction On The Law First Passed In 2020.
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Lawmakers Across The State Are Cheering The Blue Oval City Plan For The Memphis Regional Megasite, A Ford-SK Innovation Project To Build Electric Trucks And Batteries That Will Transform Southwest Tennessee.
But The $5.6 Billion Project, Which Will Lead To 5,800 Jobs, Comes With Some Teeth Grinding And Eye Rolling As Well.
In Other Words, To Land This Deal For Another Auto Manufacturer, State Leaders Are Having To Play Friendly With A Company Clearly Embracing President Joe Biden’s Green New Deal And The United Auto Workers.
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A Bill To Exclude LGBTQ Lifestyles From The Content Of Public School Books And Educational Materials Has Entered The Tennessee Legislature.
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There Were 11,000+ Electric Cars Registered In Tennessee At The End Of 2020. These Extra Charging Stations Should Give Motorists Who Use Electric Vehicles Plenty Of Places To Charge, Without Having To Worry About Where The Next Station Will Be.
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