This month’s Business Journal, which should reach subscribers in print early next week, hits a number of high points, starting with Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam’s last-dollar coverage plan for adults attending Tennessee colleges of applied technology. We also ask physicians about the proposed hospital system merger, report some good news on Bristol Compressors and report on consultants’ recommendations that mirror what the Journal has said for years: Regionalism, not competition, is the answer for the area’s economic development answers. While you wait for your hard copies, we encourage you to flip through a virtual issue by clicking on the cover or right here: May 2015 Business Journal.
This month’s Business Journal, which should reach subscribers in print early next week, hits a number of high points, starting with Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam’s last-dollar coverage plan for adults attending Tennessee colleges of applied technology. We also ask physicians about the proposed hospital system merger, report some good news on Bristol Compressors and report on consultants’ recommendations that mirror what the Journal has said for years: Regionalism, not competition, is the answer for the area’s economic development answers. While you wait for your hard copies, we encourage you to flip through a virtual issue by clicking on the cover or right here: May 2015 Business Journal.