Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
More in Edge, page 18
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Siblings turn a lifetime of plant knowledge into business
Working with plants is second nature to Dan and Laura Hagler.
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White Oak Bicycle Cooperative on a mission of mobility
White Oak Bicycle Cooperative (WOBC) is a volunteer-run 501(c)(3) nonprofit community bicycle organization that provides free bikes, donated to and refurbished by WOBC, to schools, government agencies and nonprofits.
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How Chattanooga’s Nolan Woody traded baseball for building
Nolan Woody's portfolio of building projects is about as eclectic as it gets for a modern construction company manager.
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Five things to consider when buying or selling a home
In 2024, the National Association of Realtors agreed to pay $418 million in damages over approximately four years to settle the case Burnett et al. v. The National Association of Realtors et al., alleging violation of federal antitrust laws. As part of the settlement, a $208.5 million fund was established to compensate qualifying homebuyers. While the claims deadline has passed, here are five takeaways potential residential buyers and sellers should be aware of:
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Meet 11 of the latest hirings and promotions in the Chattanooga business community
The Carter Street Corp. has named Sam Voisin as executive director of the Chattanooga Convention and Trade Center.
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Chattanooga 2025 Playbook: Health care
If Memorial Hospital Chief Operations Officer James Williams could have a wish come true for Chattanooga's health care industry, he says it would be for "a shift in reimbursement models to prioritize community health and well-being over the volume of services provided."
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Chattanooga 2025 Playbook: Real Estate
When Tiffanie Robinson looks into the crystal ball of the future of real estate, she doesn't see a single challenge — she sees many.
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Chattanooga 2025 Playbook: Technology & Innovation
When asked about their hopes for the future, two Chattanooga professionals shared similar views: more equitable approaches to technology.
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Chattanooga 2025 Playbook: Banking & Finance
Pinnacle and Chase are different banks, but their Chattanooga executives see at least one aspect of banking the same way.
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Chattanooga 2025 Playbook: Logistics
In Chattanooga and beyond, logistics drives commerce. Its success hinges on the reliable movement of goods — whether by ship, airplane, train, drone or truck — all the way to stores and customer doors.