Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Chattanooga startup HANDUP Gloves has a firm grip on growth
In 2014, Jamie and Cody Wallis found themselves with an apartment full of custom-made cycling gloves and a decision to make about selling them.
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Did you think in-person business was all but over in Chattanooga? Think again.
In the early, eerily quiet days of the pandemic, Catharine Daniels locked up her gift shop and art gallery on Frazier Avenue and wondered what the future held for Plum Nelly.
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Chattanooga-based CBL Properties embraces suburban town center concept as shopping habits shift
CBL Properties Chief Executive Stephen Lebovitz recalls the daunting early days of the coronavirus pandemic last year, when retailers closed stores in droves and many shoppers quit coming to its malls.
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Chattanooga Brewing Co. takes pride in contributing to the community
In 1890, the finest German-style beer in the nation flowed from the taps of the Chattanooga Brewing Company.
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Sara Web creates Chattanooga business to help smooth the path to life’s end
'Death doula' aims to make the inevitable more bearable
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Tech pros build a better workday: As the world locked down, Chattanooga-based Syssero took off
When the coronavirus pandemic forced many workers to turn out their office lights and go home 21 months ago, Syssero's workforce was already there.
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Joda Thongnopnua solves problems, helps direct Chattanooga mayor’s staff as top policy aide
At 28, Joda Thongnopnua has already spent more than a decade working at startup businesses and analyzing local and public policy issues at a variety of think tanks and nonprofits.
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These are the biggest Chattanooga-area job additions in 2021
The biggest business expansions and new locations announced in the Chattanooga area in 2021 will add nearly 1,700 jobs at an array of businesses, including:
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Networking: Chatt Taste Food Tour wins TVFCU Idea Leap pitch competition
The Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union awarded $58,000 in grants to five small businesses during its fourth annual Idea Leap pitch competition.
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Networking: Other Milk wins Will This Float Pitch Competition in Chattanooga
The winner of the Will This Float Pitch Competition had just a few minutes to convince the judges that their new business has what it takes to grow.
