Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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In the market for a marketplace? This longtime Lookout Valley retail center could be just what you’re looking for.
A retail center in Lookout Valley that's close to Interstate 24 is looking for a new owner.
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How Matt Hoover crafted a successful roofing business in the Chattanooga area from the lessons of his troubled past
When the global pandemic hit in early 2020, Matt Hoover was prepared to pause his business.
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Meet 10 of the latest new hirings and promotions in the Chattanooga business community
Attorney Alexis B. Crutchfield has joined the Chattanooga law firm of Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel P.C. in the firm's estate planning practice area.
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Elevating his game: Tim Payne Painting uses drones to take company to new heights
Tim Payne might be a second-generation painting contractor, but that doesn't mean the brush didn't fall some distance from the ladder.
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Merri Mai Williamson on why companies should value their real estate — the employees
When you survey the real estate of your company, what do you see?
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How Katie Reinsmidt parlayed a Chattanooga weekend into two decades at CBL Properties
When Katie Reinsmidt flew from St. Louis to Chattanooga in 2004 to interview with CBL Properties, she thought it would be an overnight trip, tops.
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Vintage cool and eclectic decor are in the house at Chattanooga’s Refindery on McCallie Avenue
Carol Ellis, who owns the shop with her husband, Rick, says The Refindery covers 16,000 square feet and offers merchandise that's a mix of antique ("at least 100 years old"), vintage ("at least 40 years old") and handmade items from about 50 vendors, each of whom rents space.
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Hometown heavyweights: These trucking and logistics companies have Chattanooga roots
Over the past couple decades, Chattanooga has become a thriving hub for numerous trucking and logistics companies — each of which has created jobs, contributed to toward economic prosperity, and helped reinforce the city's position as a strategic crossroads for the industry. Here, we highlight some of the most prominent companies to get their start in Chattanooga:
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How women are taking the wheel and making inroads into the traditionally male-dominated trucking and logistics industries
Cindy Lee was fed up with empty promises and unreliable service from freight brokers. Too many times, they promised one thing but delivered another.
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Trucking and freight industries navigate turbulent times as historic highs give way to painful lows
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the trucking and logistics industries reached record capacity with a surge in United States trucking fleets, but now they are feeling squeezed as freight numbers return to pre-shutdown levels.