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New Breed Logistics Expands in Memphis New Breed Logistics executives announced Wednesday, Jan. 16, they are expanding their Memphis operations in a move that will create nearly 500 warehouse and distribution jobs. New Breed, based in High Point, N.C., is a third-party logistics provider. The privately held company is hired by companies to help them design and operate their supply chains. New Breed also manages warehouse space at more than 75 distribution centers that employ more than 7,500 people around the world.

The $23 million expansion investment will enlarge New Breed’s Memphis facility at in the Oakhaven-Parkway Village distribution center district and New Breed plans to lease additional space at in the same area. The expansion by the privately held company was announced through the office of Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam and Haslam’s Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bill Hagerty. Hours after the announcement Wednesday, the board of the local Economic Development Growth Engine (EDGE) was to vote on accepting the state economic development grant that was the government incentive for the expansion. The announcement follows an increase in activity by third-party logistics companies late last year as noted by Memphis-area industrial brokers. The new leases have been particularly noticeable in medical/pharma-related logistics.

Some of that activity has been south of the state line because of new Mississippi tax breaks aimed at attracting health care-related businesses. New Breed’s clients include not only those kind of companies but such brand names as Boeing, Bombardier, Honeywell, Navistar and Nokia. FedEx Names Henry Maier to Run Ground Unit. Has named Henry J. Maier to run its FedEx Ground unit, succeeding David F.

Rebholz, who is retiring in May. Maier will be president and CEO of the unit, which includes FedEx Ground, FedEx Home Delivery and FedEx SmartPost, the company announced after the markets closed Monday. Maier has been at FedEx for 25 years, including his current job as executive vice president at FedEx Ground, where he was responsible for strategic planning, corporate communications, and contractor relations. Ground shipments are an increasingly important part of FedEx's business.

Has traditionally dominated that area, although both companies run air and ground operations. 'Henry has vast experience going back to the early days of FedEx Ground and has played a leading role in shaping the incredible long-term success of the company,' said Frederick W. Smith, chairman, president and CEO of.

Rebholz is retiring on May 31 after a 37-year career at FedEx, the company said. Pinnacle Reorganization OK’d in Bankruptcy Court A federal bankruptcy court in New York has approved the reorganization plan of.

The approval of the plan for the Memphis-based regional carrier came Wednesday, Jan. 16, the day after union pilots ratified a new contract agreement with Pinnacle. Pinnacle president and CEO John Spanjers called the set of agreements with creditors and employees groups a “significant milestone” in Pinnacle’s move to emerge from the bankruptcy company leaders filed in April 2012.

With court approval, Pinnacle now has until Feb. 15 to file a plan acceptable to Delta Air Lines and the creditors committee. The plan gives Delta or a Delta affiliate the ability to acquire the equity in Pinnacle after it emerges from bankruptcy. Delta, through Delta Connection, will provide an additional 40 CRJ-900 aircraft with a capacity for 76 passengers to Pinnacle starting in the fall of 2013 under the plan.

Those additions to Pinnacle will continue through the end of 2014. Meanwhile, Pinnacle will phase out its smaller 50-seat CRJ-200 aircraft over the next two to three years. Tax Sale Draws 65 Bidders, Collects $212,000 in Overdue Taxes The results are in for the most recent Shelby County Tax Sale held Jan. 3-4 that drew 65 registered bidders. The sale, the second of the fiscal year, featured more than 400 properties. A total of 26 properties were sold to individuals for $212,721.69 and another 403 were purchased by the county, said Wendie Blanton with the Shelby County Trustee’s Tax Sale Department.

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Properties and parcels purchased by the county will be marketed through the once the required one-year redemption period has expired, Shelby County Trustee said. The next Shelby County tax sale is April 9-10. For information about properties available through the tax sale, call 432-4829, or visit and click the “Tax Sale” link. White to Chair House Education Subcommittee Republican state Rep. Of Memphis has been named chairman of the House Education Subcommittee by House Speaker. With the appointment, White also has a seat on the House Education full committee during a legislative session in which education reform initiatives are expected to be a major part of the work of the legislature. White will also serve on the House Consumer and Human Resources Committee, which reviews legislation on consumer protection laws and labor law regulations as well as human resource issues.

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White is serving his third term representing State House District 83. Southaven Mayor Won't Run for Re-Election Southaven Mayor says he will not run for re-election.

Davis has served as mayor of the Northwest Mississippi city for 16 years. Davis says in a statement released Thursday, Jan. 17, that he reached the decision after talking with his partner and family. The 46-year-old Davis, who admitted he was gay more than a year ago, cited a long list of accomplishments during his tenure in the release. He did not mention his legal problems as a factor. State Auditor has ordered Davis to repay more than $170,000 including penalties and interest that Pickering said was misspent from city funds.

Davis was indicted in December on state charges of making false statements related to a car purchase, city gas and a check from a city account. Commercial Appeal Paywall Temporarily Down For the moment, The Commercial Appeal’s paywall is down.

Ordinarily, non-subscribers would be hit with a screen after viewing 10 articles during the span of a month that asks them to pay for digital access to view additional stories. Non-subscribers also only had very limited access to the newspaper’s content on mobile devices like phones and tablets.

For the moment, neither of those limitations is present. Nonsubscribers are able to view more than the paywall’s limit of 10 stories during a month, and the newspaper’s stories also appear to be fully viewable on mobile devices without a digital subscription. Commercial Appeal publisher George Cogswell told The Daily News it’s a temporary situation. “We have had a team of folks here upgrading and adding new systems that will greatly enhance our consumer log-in/access experience for all digital platforms i.e. Smart phone, tablet and PC,” he told The Daily News in an email. “While we are undergoing that process I decided to enable all consumers to experience what (our) content has to offer, for a brief period. I will be commenting further, in just a couple of weeks, as to how we will move forward.” Wyatt Tarrant Law Firm Elects New Partners The law firm of, has elected four new partners.

They are IV, Kacey Faughnan, Jordan Reifler and Kristen Mistretta Wilson. Brown concentrates his practice in general and commercial civil litigation and white collar criminal defense.

Faughnan concentrates her practice in all areas of commercial litigation in federal and state court. Reifler concentrates his practice in representing publicly owned and privately held commercial real estate developers in the acquisition, development, leasing and management of commercial properties. He also provides general litigation support and service to the firm’s clients. And Wilson concentrates her practice in commercial litigation.

Family and Divorce Firm Opens East Memphis Office The family and divorce law firm of. Has opened a new office in East Memphis. One month after opening its third office in Clarksville, Tenn., the Jackson, Tenn.-based firm has relocated its Collierville office to the Forum I building at. Is a boutique family law firm, focusing on but not limited to the areas of divorce, child custody, child support, and other family law matters.