Morning Links, 20 Apr. 2006

Bredesen gets serious about Toyota plant, Delek trims IPO ambitions, Davidson Academy to move to Sumner Co., big UK insurer buys 3 percent of Protherics, and more

Email | Print By E. Thomas Wood

04-20-2006 9:39 AM — Bredesen tells Chattanooga paper he is taking "very seriously" the prospect of landing a Toyota assembly facility in 'nooga area

Franklin-based Delek US Holdings Inc., which bought Mapco stores in 2001 and other local convenience markets last year, shrinks IPO max size from $230 mil to $184 mil, expecting to price at $14.00 to $16.00 per share; Morgan Keegan joins underwriter list

Davidson Academy, a 26-year-old K-12 Christian school, will move from northern Davidson Co. to Sumner Co. site; Headmaster tells NashvillePost.com he plans to send out letters today to prospective buyers of current campus at 1414 Old Hickory Blvd., which includes 110,000 square feet of structures on 65 acres

London-based biopharma player Protherics PLC, with U.S. operations based in Nashville, picks up major investment from UK insurance giant Legal & General Group PLC

Motley Fool likes HealthStream as a small-cap with potential

USP completes Surgis buyout

Community Health Services' resources seen as key to turnaround of NJ hospital

Association manager Walker Management Group changes name to XMi Association Management to reflect 2003 acquisition by Mike Shmerling's XMi

CBRL amends language of share buyback offer -- looks minor from here, but what do we know?

Uneventful proxy statement from J. Alexander's Corp.

IHL Consulting Group, a retail-industry research firm based in Franklin, issues market study on point-of-sale technology in Asia/Pacific region

US LEC Corp. rolls out ethernet-based data transport service in Nashville market

QHR-managed hospitals partner with electronic medical record vendor in Texas

Nashville's Prime Flight Aviation Services Inc. wins $1.7 million contract to speed up security screening at Orlando airport