Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Meet 11 of the latest hirings and promotions in the Chattanooga business community
The Scott L. Probasco, Jr. Distinguished Chair of Free Enterprise has appointed Kim Holder as managing director of UTC's Center for Economic Education.
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This Chattanooga tech company is reinventing IT work
When Dave Baughn, Lee Behar, Mike Wade and Tyler York launched WYRE Technology in 2021, they found a way to turn the challenges of the pandemic into an opportunity.
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Property on the market minutes from Southside Chattanooga eateries, amenities, ballpark
A tract on downtown Chattanooga's Southside that's within minutes from the planned new Lookouts minor league baseball stadium is on the market.
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Chattanooga Chamber’s 2024 gift guide keeps it local
With the holidays just around the corner, it's becoming the most wonderful time of the year.
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Time capsule: Amazon announces plans in 2010 to build in Hamilton, Bradley
Christmas 2010 was a little merrier for Southeast Tennessee in 2010, as Amazon.com announced plans to build large distribution centers in Bradley and Hamilton counties.
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A unique new demographic at UTC: People who want to be their own boss
Brooke McFarlin launched her first business at 15, running a Sundrop vending machine at her local pool. By 18, she had sold her first home.
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Living and learning together: Rollins scholars boost UTC business college
Pare Chalamaneeporn was the only graduate of Coahulla Creek High School in Northwest Georgia to enroll at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga two years ago, but the Cohutta, Georgia youth is accustomed to following a different path.
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Chattanooga entrepreneurs share what they learned from first jobs
We often look at successful business people and assume they were destined for greatness from the start.
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Short-term career programs offer win for students and employers
For nearly 30 years -- since she was in high school -- Georgia Ghearing had worked as a chef for various catering companies in Chattanooga. But when the pandemic put her out of a job, she had some big questions in front of her: How was she going to pay the bills? What was she going to do for work? How was she going to start over?
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Hands-on approach: Chattanooga emerging as leading apprenticeship hub
Jocelyn Rocha was volunteering at the Creative Discovery Museum when she heard about a mentorship program and competition for high school students to help design building projects in Chattanooga.
