Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Hooper relishes work as ticketing manager for Chattanooga Lookouts
Sidney Hooper, 30, started playing softball at the tender age of four.

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Preserve Chattanooga marks 50 years of protecting city’s historic buildings
MISSION

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Via Curato personalizes international travel packages with an eye for detail
You took time off work, planned the itinerary, survived the flight abroad, grabbed a taxi and arrived at the front desk -- only to discover the hotel didn't have your reservation. Or maybe there was no front desk because you fell for a scam.

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Meet 11 of the latest hirings and promotions in the Chattanooga business community
Samuel Hunter McKee

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5 ways your business can overcome rising costs and increase customers
The rising cost of goods and services present a major challenge for the hospitality industry, making it more important than ever for companies to get innovative about the ways they keep guests coming back. The key is to go beyond the money transaction -- it's about building real connections that turn first-time visitors into loyal customers. Here are five creative ways to navigate the financial challenges of today's world and win the customer.

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Clockout provides options for consumers who need money before payday
* COMPANY: Clockout

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More than one million MoonPies are made in Chattanooga daily
Played this month for the 89th time, The Masters golf tournament is steeped in tradition.

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This North Shore tract has a lot of potential
A three-acre tract on Chattanooga's North Shore is for sale and offering flexibility for a variety of development projects, including mixed-use, retail and office space.

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Being there regardless of the outcome: The power of mentors
Early in 2019, a coworker stopped by my desk and asked if we could go for a walk. It was a random request, but I said sure, because at the time I welcomed any excuse to avoid my job.

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Time Capsule: Visionary businessman and philanthropist Jack Lupton dies in 2010
John T. "Jack" Lupton, a Coca-Cola bottling magnate whose philanthropy drove Chattanooga's renaissance in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, died Sunday, May 16, 2010, at his Lookout Mountain home. He was 83.
