Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
More in Edge, page 37
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Team-oriented customer service is key at Battle Creek Powersports
To get from her childhood home near Whitwell, Tennessee, to nearby Jasper, where she now owns and operates Battle Creek Powersports, Phynessa Sewell traveled a winding path: from Chattanooga to Europe, to Knoxville, to Cambridge, Massachusetts, to Africa and back.
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Smith has a flair for demystifying insurance and retirement plans
Tracey Smith, 39, watched her hometown of Austin, Texas grow from a city with small-town vibes to one of America's fastest-growing metropolises.
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Marketing and promoting your business? Here are five tips
Many businesses struggle with ways to market themselves in today's competitive landscape, where there are more choices than ever for goods and services. As native Chattanoogans, our firm is getting more referrals from clients who want to work with a company that not only knows the market, but knows our city. With more than two decades in communications, I'd like to offer a few points for consideration.
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Chattanooga startup Roamstead finds middle ground somewhere between roughing it and staying in a boutique hotel
Roamstead
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Lupi’s finds right ingredient in the Chattanooga food scene
When Dorris Shober and her then-husband returned to Chattanooga after living in Atlanta for several years, they found themselves having pizza problems.
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Finding human connections beyond technological jargon: a writer’s quest
'You can't mess with the gumbo of mumbo jumbo'
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This longtime downtown Chattanooga restaurant space is on the menu for $2 million
A high-profile site in downtown Chattanooga that for many years has held restaurant space is on the market.
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Despite academic progress, barriers hold women back from achieving leadership positions
Women outpacing men in college enrollment and degrees -- a trend that's been growing for nearly 50 years
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The very sweet entrepreneurial success of Cocoa Asante
As she looks out at the room of dignitaries, elected officials, nonprofit leaders, family and friends, all of whom have come to celebrate her ongoing success as an entrepreneur, businesswoman and luxury chocolatier Ella Livingston smiles and thinks back to the very beginning, years before Cocoa Asante becomes a superstar brand.
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Celebrating the 2024 Champions of Health Care
For nine years now, it has been our privilege to celebrate the best and brightest among Chattanooga's health care leaders through our annual Champions of Health Care awards.
