Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Edge networking: Chattanooga Technology Council meets; Chattanooga Chamber celebrates small businesses
Chattanooga Technology Council meets
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Elevate your fitness game with high-intensity workouts, personalized training at Kyle House Fitness
* History: In 2016, Kyle House founded Kyle House Fitness (KHF) as a boutique-style gym where clients could engage in a combination of cardio, strength training and yoga workouts. House started KHF to help people progress through their fitness journey, build confidence in themselves and provide a more personal connection than bigger gyms can offer.
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Chattanooga’s Company Lab CEO shares five things to know about sustainable mobility
As Chattanooga continues to grow, so will the city's transportation systems. And with more people comes more environmental and financial impact.
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Positive growth in metro Chattanooga is best achieved through careful planning and preservation, Thrive Regional Partnership marketing head says
A lot of people claim to be results-oriented people, but 31-year-old Alexa Williams has the resume to prove she can deliver.
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How to set the stage for successful accountability within your organization
"It wasn't me."
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DeJuan Jordan promoted as co-CEO of LAUNCH Chattanooga
Twice in the span of three years, DeJuan Jordan turned down job offers from LAUNCH Chattanooga. Today, she's halfway through her first year as the nonprofit's co-CEO.
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David Parker’s covenant with God grows into one of the nation’s top 25 trucking companies
David Parker grew up in the trucking industry, starting at age 11 picking up garbage and washing trucks for the company his stepfather started and owned.
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Current events: Chattanooga’s Southern Belle riverboat charts course for a busy July
By the end of July, Chattanooga's Southern Belle riverboat will have had as many people on board as the Memphis suburb of Germantown has residents.
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Chattanooga Electric Bike Co. is on an eco-friendly mission to get people moving
Diana Davies and John Mathna are trying to change the way folks get around the Chattanooga area — and if they sell some product in the process, so much the better.
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Meet 10 of the latest hirings and promotions in the Chattanooga business community
Emily Rice has joined the Chattanooga law firm of Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel P.C. as a paralegal in the estate and trust administration practice area.