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What to know about the legacy of Brexit, which still divides Britain 10 years on
Ten years ago, the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union in a referendum that forges political identities to this day and that shattered a half-century project to get closer to the continent.
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Cuba pushes through sweeping free-market reforms in biggest economic shift since the revolution
Observers on Friday called Cuba's new free-market reforms the most sweeping economic overhaul of the island's communist economy since the Cuban revolution, as the grandson of former President Raúl Castro said in an interview that Cuba must seek to move its economy forward.
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Residential real estate: What you get for $800k in the Chattanooga area
This is an occasional feature in the Chattanooga Times Free Press exploring what kinds of homes are available in various price ranges. Today, we look at homes at or near a $800,000 asking price.
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Personal Finance: SpaceX IPO bends the rules
Elon Musk made history again this month with the largest public offering of a company in the history of the known universe.
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BBB notes rise in employment scams – especially offers for ‘video boosters’
Over the past three years, nearly 50,000 people have reported employment scams to BBB Scam Tracker. In 2025 alone, those reports surged, more than doubling the number received the previous year.
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Southside Chattanooga creperie Adelle’s closing after 10 years
Popular Southside Chattanooga restaurant Adelle's Creperie is permanently closing its doors after a decade in business on Main Street.
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Stranded ships have begun transiting the Strait of Hormuz, maritime data company says
Major shipowners have begun moving vessels through the Strait of Hormuz since the U.S. and Iran signed an interim agreement to end their war, maritime data company Lloyd's List Intelligence said Thursday.
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Chicken plant neighbors lament job losses, but they won’t mourn the smell
About 15 years ago, architect David Hudson — now retired — worked on a plan that envisioned a brand new gateway to Chattanooga's Southside.
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EPB approves annual budget with no electric rate increase
The EPB board of directors approved Thursday a budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 that includes no increase to electric rates and $863 million in total revenue.
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EPB recruits Novonix’s Robert Long as president overseeing quantum
Janet Rehberg, the next CEO of EPB, hired Robert Long from Chattanooga-based battery materials company Novonix to fill her former role as president of strategic initiatives.
