Business leaders predict the future of health care in Chattanooga
One thing about health care in Chattanooga — it isn't hard to find.
One thing about health care in Chattanooga — it isn't hard to find.
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Growing up at her family's Cleveland, Tennessee, horse farm, Anne Neil learned early how to take the reins. But taking charge of Blythewood Farms after her father's untimely death was something else entirely.

UnumProvident Corp. announced in January 2007 that it would change its name to Unum Group, closing the book on the 120-year history of what had been the Provident Life & Accident Insurance Co.

* Entrepreneur: Dr. Keith Helton

It didn't take long for officials at Pet Paradise LLC to know they wanted to sit and stay in Chattanooga.

It's been 20 years now since a group of local faith leaders who wanted to help the Latino population launched La Paz Chattanooga as a 501(c)3 nonprofit.

One of Chattanooga's legacy businesses changed hands in 2009, when Chattem was purchased for $1.9 billion by France-based Sanofi-Aventis.

As Komatsu America Corp. draws closer to its 40th anniversary in Chattanooga, the Tokyo-based company continues to look to the future.

Long before Takeo Suzuki built a career helping college students from around the world study abroad, he was one of those students.
