Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
More in Edge, page 97
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Newly expanded to Chattanooga, Project Return is in the business of second chances
Every year, Tennessee penitentiaries release nearly 300 people a week who have served their sentences.
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Help Wanted (Please!): Chattanooga recruiters have to get creative to find top talent in a tight labor market
Malcolm Harris is always on the lookout for new colleagues.
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Where do we work? Chattanooga businesses land on different sides of the remote vs. in-person fence
Does remote work work? It depends on who you ask.
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Wellview meets pandemic-driven demand for mental health care
James Story had something very specific in mind when he helped launch Wellview in 2013.
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How the need for skilled diesel technicians fueled Dalton, Georgia, native Bella Hampton’s drive
Bella Hampton knew she had a knack for all things mechanical, but she never imagined she'd get to turn her tendency to take things apart into a career.
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From missiles to rocket motors, Chattanooga-based Precision Machining Services has growth in its crosshairs
Businesses everywhere are having pandemic-driven supply-chain issues, but probably not quite like the recent hiccup for Chattanooga-based Precision Machining Services.
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Chattanooga-area workers are jumping out of their jobs in record numbers, seeking flexibility, following their passions
Quitting is big, but the so-called Great Resignation feels more like a wave of job migrations than a wholesale workforce exodus, says Frank Butler, UC Foundation professor of management at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, and co-host of the podcast "The Busyness Paradox."
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Rising Star: InfoSystems’ Danika Veldkamp chose Chattanooga over the world
When Danika Veldkamp and her husband, Jason, decided in 2019 to comb the world to find the perfect place to live, their nearly three-month journey ended in Chattanooga.
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Chattanooga’s Julie Darling Donuts is known for its uniquely flavored, super-fresh product
Julie Darling Donuts, opened in February 2010, was the dream of its owner, Kent Davis.
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Chattanooga’s biggest real estate sales of 2021
National investment firms acquired a half dozen of the biggest apartment complexes in Hamilton County for more than $30 million each during 2021 to capitalize on rising property values and rental rates in the market.
