Unum Group announced Thursday that Michael Q. Simonds, president and CEO of Unum US, has been named to the newly created role of chief operating officer of the company, effective Feb. 1.

With the opening of its new location on the Southside on Thursday, Heaven & Ale will have locations in three bustling boroughs of the Chattanooga drinking and dining scene — and that's going to be enough for now, said owner Joe Winland.

A longtime friend and business associate of the late Chattanooga auto dealer Bob McKamey has become a partner in Capital Toyota and Lexus of Chattanooga.

The value of real estate sales in Hamilton County jumped nearly 14% last year to top $3 billion for the first time, according to conveyances filed with the Hamilton County Register of Deeds.

When it comes to new cars are you a "buy and hold" customer?

The Phase 1 trade deal that U.S. and Chinese leaders inked in Washington includes purchase commitments by the Chinese of U.S. goods and could provide a major boost for the $2.6 billion polysilicon plant Wacker Chemical built near Charleston, Tennessee, to help serve the Chinese solar panel market.

Georgia's hemp farming program is effectively on hold until the state secures funding to oversee the crop.

Nissan is recalling nearly 346,000 vehicles worldwide to replace dangerous Takata air bag inflators that can explode and hurl shrapnel.

More than 1,350 temporary workers at 14 General Motors facilities in the U.S. will get full-time positions before the end of March, the company says.

From his office overlooking the parking lot of Hamilton Place mall, Stephen Lebovitz sees the empty shell of a former Sears store, acres of striped asphalt parking lots and the early signs of what comes next.

A new-to-the-Chattanooga area upscale sports grill is coming to East Ridge and to downtown's riverfront, with eventual plans for three locations, according to one of the owners.

Beth Stephens said she flies out of Chattanooga Airport frequently and likes that it's close to her house, parking is reasonable, and she moves rapidly through the security checkpoint.

So far, it appears 2019 was another record year for Wall Street.

On December 20, President Trump signed a $1.4 trillion budget bill into law that included a separate act making major changes to 401(k) and IRA accounts.

A limited real estate partnership controlled by developer Byron Defoor, known as Amnicola Property Investments LLC, bought the 12-year-old office and industrial facility at the entrance to the Centre South Industrial Park on River Terminal Road.

Volkswagen's latest Chattanooga-made SUV will start at more than $30,000, according to the German automaker.

This week's restaurant report card.

The National Security Agency has discovered a major security flaw in Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system that could let hackers intercept seemingly secure communications.

Delta Air Lines boosted its fourth-quarter profit to $1.1 billion by adding more flights over the holiday-packed period and stuffing them even more full of passengers.

Prosecutors in Germany have filed charges against six more individuals in connection with Volkswagen's diesel emissions scandal, bringing the total to 11.

Russell Stover Chocolates plans to close some facilities and stores nationwide but the expected loss of about 400 jobs will be offset by new jobs resulting from expansion in other areas, the company announced Tuesday.

Volkswagen has announced record annual sales that could determine whether it keeps its crown as the world's largest automaker.

Forecasts call for dry, colder weather next week, but Mother Nature could still dump more rain on the already-soggy region for a while Wednesday and this weekend.