The U.S. economy appears headed into a recession, but the economic downturn is likely to be shorter than most recessions and be less severe in Tennessee, University of Tennessee Economist Ed Taylor said Tuesday.
Backers tout Tennessee’s business-friendly environment, but unions disappointed by vote
Over the past decade since the state established the border tax zone in East Ridge to help the city land Bass Pro Shops and other retailers, restaurants and hotels at Exit 1, East Ridge has realized one of the biggest influxes of new investments since the city's early days after its creation in 1921.
As a second-generation painter, Tim Payne grew up with a paintbrush in his hand and learned the business of painting and cleaning homes at an early age in his father's business.
Even in an increasingly online world, many visitors to Chattanooga still want in-person advice and answers to their questions about the Scenic City.
A year after installing about 30 air quality sensors at local schools and community centers, the Chattanooga collaborative behind the pollution detection program learned Thursday it is getting a federal grant to more than triple the number of air sensors to expand the program across Hamilton County.
Enrollment underway through Dec. 15 for marketplace plans for next year
Astec Industries Inc. boosted its sales by 18.1% in the third quarter, but profits for the Chattanooga-based paving and road construction equipment manufacturer fell by more than 41% from a year ago and were below what Wall Street had expected.
Mortgage rates continue to jump, home sales slump and credit cards and auto loans increase. Savings rates are slightly juicier, though.
The trucking industry is shifting gears as new technologies and a changing global order revamp how and where goods are shipped around the globe, industry leaders said Tuesday during the first day of a three-day convention in Chattanooga on the future of freight.
