Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
More in Edge, page 70
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Robotics, cyber networks, smart machines are now essential tools of next generation of Chattanooga manufacturing
Meeting employer demand in Chattanooga's manufacturing industry is no easy task.
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Make local, sell global: Chattanooga region seen as fertile ground by many international companies
Charles Wood's theory on how the Chattanooga region continues to attract international business is simple: Success breeds success.
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Power trips: Electric vehicles are emerging as the fastest-growing segment of the U.S. auto market, and Chattanooga is at the forefront
Electric vehicles are the fastest-growing segment of the U.S. auto market as the number of EVs sold in 2022 was 65% higher than the prior year, figures show.
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Everyone wins when training becomes the norm and not the exception in the modern workplace, Chattanooga human resources expert says
Snippets and sound bites are mostly short-lived and not very memorable. But during a business discussion in 2000, a colleague shared that "People will only give you what you inspect, unless you expect," and this has stayed etched in my mind ever since.
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Industry in motion: Van de Kamp heads dedicated trucking division at U.S. Xpress Enterprises
In an industry where nearly 85% of the drivers are men, Julie Van de Kamp has been named president of the dedicated trucking division at Chattanooga's biggest trucking company, U.S. Xpress Enterprises.
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KW managing broker in Chattanooga says serving clients remains key in all real estate markets
Steven Sharpe was looking for a more flexible career when he left his job in claims administration at Cigna Healthcare in 2007 to become a real estate agent as he and his wife, Lindsey, started having a family.
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Winter work done, WindStone Golf Club is ready to greet spring on the links
Play may ebb and flow with the seasons at most golf clubs, but the work for those who run those clubs is year-round.
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Lodge Manufacturing chef becomes public face of cast iron cooking
When he was a little boy growing up in Sewanee, Tennessee, Kris Stubblefield would sit on a stool and stir pots full of simmering food for his mom.
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Feeling swamped on the job? Here’s how to say ‘no’ to taking on more work.
"It's a good learning opportunity!"
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Chattanooga business people network at events at the INCubator on North Shore and Whiskey Cowgirl on the Southside
The North Chattanooga Council of the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce held its annual Council Expo on Tuesday, March 7 at the INCubator at the Hamilton County Business Development Center. About 30 vendors attended, sharing company products and services, including Lumberjack's Tree Service, Workergenix, ModWash and Totto's Sushi & Grill. Entry fees were collected and presented to the Northside Neighborhood House.
