FreightWaves Festival to showcase Chattanooga as logistics city
Event will bring more than 2,000 logistics industry leaders from around the world to Scenic City
Work begins on turning Hixson’s former Dupont plant into $100 million industrial park
Site preparations begin for 88-acre North River Commerce Center
Food City opens Starbucks in Red Bank grocery store as grocery chain grows franchised coffee retail outlets
Chattanooga's biggest grocery chain continues to brew up more business with the addition of Starbucks coffee shops at most of its new and remodeled grocery stores.
Chattanooga gas prices drop in the past week despite a nationwide increase
After steadily declining from the peak prices reached in June, the nationwide average price of gasoline fell in the past week after 14 weeks of sustained declines, the online gas price reporting website GasBuddy.com reported Monday.
Red Owl Coffee expands to Chattanooga with drive-through unit on East Brainerd Road
Six years after launching Red Owl Coffee in south Georgia, the Valdosta, Georgia owners of the growing business are expanding to Chattanooga with plans for not only more coffee outlets but ultimately to relocate its headquarters and at least some of its roasting facilities to the Scenic City.
Chattanooga’s March Adams marks 40 years of diverse engineering work
Over its 40-year history, March Adams & Associates Inc. has put its imprint across the country with its diverse engineering analysis and design on thousands of commercial and industrial building projects in more than 40 states.
Dynamic Group opens first of three new hotels in Hamilton County this fall
Chattanooga-based hotel developer planning for more hotels in Tampa, Florida, and Cleveland, Tennessee
Higher electric prices ahead for Chattanooga homeowners, businesses
TVA fuel cost adjustments to push up electricity prices
Leisure travel and sports team push hotel booking to record high in Chattanooga
But business travel still lags behind pre-pandemic levels
Gap slashes 500 corporate jobs in cost-cutting move
Gap is slashing 500 corporate jobs in San Francisco and New York as it looks to reduce expenses amid languishing sales.
