Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Moving forward: Chattanooga-based logistics companies facing multiple challenges, focusing on customer service
Cindy Lee, CEO for Lync Logistics, said the last three years have been absolutely brutal for her industry.
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Breaking ground: Chattanooga developers harnessing tech to help build Scenic City of tomorrow
Looking ahead to the future is part of the job for builders, whose work is shaping the places where Chattanoogans will live, work and play for years to come — from waterfront living communities to baseball stadiums.
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Shifting gears: Chattanooga’s automotive sector sees challenges but continues to innovate
Allie Barrientos, a human resources manager for Gestamp, sees a challenging future for the automotive industry — even as it leads the way in innovation.
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Center stage: Chattanooga entertainment options are major economic driver
From large events to small, elegant to offbeat, entertainment in Chattanooga is a major economic driver.
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Open doors: Chattanooga’s hospitality industry is all about connection
Whether a Chattanooga hospitality brand has 1,500 employees, like Vision Hospitality Group, or only a handful of employees, like Plant Power Cafe and Juice Bar, the sector needs people who like people.
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Changing checkout: After several sluggish years, Chattanooga retailers seeing growth
The COVID years created a lot of difficulties for downtown business owners, said Sarah Mattson, senior director of economic development at the River City Company — but these days, the city is on the upswing.
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Production line: The Scenic City continues to build on its manufacturing past
Two types of manufacturing have been especially foundational to Chattanooga's history: metals, and food and beverage production.
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Critical care: Chattanooga health care at the forefront of advances in medicine
Nationwide, hospitals are taking strides into the future, with advancements into the realm of "smart" hospitals, a transformational step using advanced technologies to address challenges often faced by health-care facilities.
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Next frontier: Technology affecting all facets of business in the Scenic City
While Chattanooga is an engine for startups, the local tech space is dominated by institutions.
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Think 20 years ahead: The real reason to downsize now
Darlyn Gray has been a widow for 17 years, but has only just left the Delano, Tennessee, farm she and her late husband shared for more than three decades.
