Axis Research & Technologies, an Irvine, California-based company that helps develop research and training programs by medical device makers and other health care providers, has expanded into Chattanooga with an 11,000-square-foot office on McCallie Avenue.
The Tennessee Valley Authority, which powered the development of the atomic bomb and other technologies in Oak Ridge to help win World War II, is joining again with Oak Ridge to try to defeat a new enemy - global warming.
New owner for Chattanooga's biggest bank
Doug Chapin, whose ancestors helped turn a Lookout Mountain garden into one of America's best-known attractions at Rock City, is taking over the tourism business from his father Bill next month.
Stockbridge, a private equity real estate investment management firm based in Atlanta, has acquired most of the Village at Waterside shopping center near Hamilton Place mall for $50.8 million as part of a half dozen properties the firm recently bought across the Southeast.
The disparity in wealth leads to health, education gaps between races
The trucking giant U.S. Xpress Enterprises Inc. plans to convert some of its headquarters facility vacated by shifting more workers to remote jobs to a new Future Ready Institute to train more students in information technology and other job skills needed to serve the growing logistics industry in Chattanooga.
Novonix expects to begin producing synthetic graphite by this spring in Chattanooga to become the first U.S. supplier of the key ingredient for the growing battery market.
The Read House Hotel in Chattanooga is the oldest continually operated hotel in the South with a storied history nearly as long as its host city.
The Red Bank Planning Commission has recommended rezoning one of the city's biggest shopping centers to allow for part of the 7.1-acre strip center on Dayton Boulevard to be converted into a mixed-use development with townhomes, offices and storefronts.
