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Amphitheater at The Bend in Chattanooga ‘contingent’ on public money
State leader unaware of discussions about incentives
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Toni Says: Understanding hospice
Can you explain hospice in simple terms for your Toni Says Medicare column readers?
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The scam after the scam: How refund scams target previous victims
Losing money to a scam can be devastating. Unfortunately, the first scam may not be the last.
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Personal Finance: How to eat an elephant — tackling the national debt
The national debt just sailed past the $40 trillion mark, with nothing but red ink as far as the eye can see.
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Tennessee issues nation’s first license for commercial nuclear fusion
The state of Tennessee issued what officials called the first license to a commercial nuclear fusion project in the U.S. under a new regulatory framework to speed up development of the technology.
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Local attractions draw bigger crowds as Labor Day closes out summer with high gas prices and temperatures
Nearly 60 years after first visiting Ruby Falls as a small child, Paul Pickens returned this week to the underground waterfall beneath Lookout Mountain and brought his family from Michigan City, Indiana.
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Volkswagen ‘very committed’ to Chattanooga amid 100K job cuts
Volkswagen is committed to its future in Chattanooga as the company's board unanimously approved a plan to cut an additional 50,000 positions worldwide by 2030, a spokesperson said.
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Chattanooga-based lobbying firm on Bloomberg Government list, again
Firm on Bloomberg Government list, again
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Chattanooga’s Urban Story Ventures sells portion of former scratch-n-sniff maker site for $6.2 million
Chattanooga-based commercial real estate development group Urban Story Ventures last month sold a portion of the former Arcade Beauty manufacturing site on Amnicola Highway for $6.2 million to commercial real estate and property management firm DNA Partners.
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US issues sanctions on Turkish bank that it calls a ‘critical financial lifeline’ for Iran
The Trump administration announced Friday that it has imposed sanctions on a Turkish financial institution as part of its latest effort to sever "critical financial lifelines" for the Iranian government.
