If they can close our plant, they can close yours, too.
by TOM KRISHER / Associated Press 9 minutes agoLast week we examined the anatomy and causes of economic cycles. Today, we look at policy tools targeted at smoothing out the ride.
by Chris Hopkins 2 hours agoUPS is doing booming business in next-day deliveries in the United States while keeping costs under control, but the weakening global economy is contributing to disappointing revenue growth.
by DAVID KOENIG / The Associated Press 2 hours agoMcDonald's says it's setting itself up for future growth by investing now in advances like voice recognition ordering technology. But for some investors, the short-term financial pain is hard to swallow.
by DEE-ANN DURBIN / The Associated Press 2 hours agoTwo regional banks with major operations in Chattanooga boosted their third quarter earnings
by Dave Flessner, compiler 2 hours agoChattanooga's redeveloping riverfront continues to progress downstream and into the Westside of downtown with the addition of another $32 million of apartments at the end of West M.L. King Boulevard.
by Dave Flessner 4 hours agoThis week's restaurant report card.
by Brandi Dixon, compiler 5 hours agoA decision about shutting down Coyote Jack's will not come until December after an agreement was reached Tuesday between the city and representatives of the club's owners.
by Sarah Grace Taylor 5 hours agoAn engineer who cashed out her 401K to turn her passion for vegan comfort food into a thriving business took home the top prize in the Will This Float? pitch competition on Monday night.
by Mary FortuneTwo Chattanooga brothers are opening up a new restaurant in Hixson with hopes of cashing in on the growing Tex-Mex segment.
by Mike PareThe bid to replace the damaged roof on the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport's signature dome has come in at nearly $870,000, officials said Monday.
by Mike PareTennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery says a federal lawsuit settlement announced Monday by two Ohio counties with opioid drug makers and distributors "is an important step" in moving toward a 50-state "global" agreement with states totaling $48 billion.
by Andy SherChattanooga's newest eatery preparing foods for one of America's best known chefs is located in a nondescript block building next to the First Tennessee Pavilion on Chattanooga's Southside.
by Staff and Wire Reports / Dave Flessner, compilerFrom 2010-2018, the population of most Midsouth cities, including Chattanooga, outpaced the U.S. growth rate of 5.96%.
by Dave Flessner, compilerKelly Subaru, in partnership with Subaru of America, is furthering its commitment to animals in need this month by creating the first-ever National Make A Dog's Day Tuesday.
by Dave Flessner, compilerErlanger Health System on Monday laid off employees, including members of upper management, as new financial reports revealed the hospital ended fiscal year 2019 with a $4.4 million loss and the first quarter of fiscal 2020 with a $4.5 million loss.
by Elizabeth FitePeople who filed for marriage licenses in the Hamilton County Clerk's Office, Oct. 14-20, 2019.
by Staff ReportNew business licenses as provided by the Hamilton County Clerk's office, Oct. 14-20, 2019.
by Staff ReportPeople who filed for divorce in Hamilton County Circuit Court, Oct. 14-20, 2019.
by Staff ReportNew cases according to court records, that were filed in the Chattanooga and Winchester offices of U.S. Bankruptcy courts Eastern District of Tennessee, Oct. 14-20, 2019.
by Staff ReportAs the weather turns colder, Chattanooga motorists and homeowners will still be enjoying cheaper energy prices this fall than what they paid a year ago.
by Dave FlessnerThe Times Free Press dropped by Chattanooga Maker Day at the Public Library on Saturday, Oct. 19, to talk with some local makers!
by Kimberly SebringVolkswagen Group of America CEO Scott Keogh says the automaker is approaching what he terms "a magic moment" regarding the sale of electric vehicles in the United States.
by Mike Pare