Scooter's Coffee, which says it specializes in getting buyers quickly in and out of its retail coffee houses, has plans for a major entry into the Chattanooga market.

Burger King is staging an intervention with its cows.

Delta Air Lines lost $5.7 billion during a brutal three-month stretch in which the coronavirus pandemic brought travel to a near standstill, and any hoped-for recovery has been smothered by a resurgence of infected Americans.

Federal prosecutors have issued subpoenas to Mohawk Industries and its CEO Jeff Lorberbaum in an investigation of claims that the company improperly inflated sales and profits.

A divided Hamilton County planning panel Monday denied rezoning a tract for a proposed Dollar General store in Apison after a long debate over what the fast-growing area's future may look like.

A national organization opposed to importing information technology workers has taken to the airwaves to try to convince President Trump to stop the Tennessee Valley Authority from outsourcing much of its IT division.

For 10 years, the Learning! 100 has recognized organizations from Amazon to ZoomInfo; Teams of 3 to 1.5 million; all of which continue to innovate, collaborate and develop learning cultures that drive enterprise and talent performance, according to the company's website.

Four months after shifting their staffs to work at home, many of Chattanooga's biggest employers are still in no hurry to bring most of their workers back to the office.

A Chattanooga company has launched a new venture aiming to become one of the biggest operators of express car wash locations in the country in just three years.

Tax filing deadlines inspire many of us to vow that we're finally going to organize our papers.

Fewer Chattanoogans are going broke this year, at least so far.

"Woe is me. Summer's here and I'm stuck inside because of the stupid coronavirus."

The Tennessee Valley Authority is taking its popular home energy audit program online as the first utility in the Southeast to assess and recommend energy upgrades using virtual visits with smart phones in individual homes.

Since Linda Murray Bullard was laid off from her job as a business data analyst at BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, the Chattanooga native decided to write a book about her life and pursue her own business to make a living.

This week's online business calendar.

Books-A-Million, a longtime fixture in Hixson, plans to shut down Jan. 31, 2021, according to its Facebook page.

No Transportation Security Administration screeners at Chattanooga Airport have tested positive for the coronavirus, but key connecting hubs in Atlanta and Chicago posted sizable numbers, figures show.

Fulex was a newcomer to Chattanooga's key transportation and logistics scene late last year as the fulfillment company was ramping up operations in a new city with a few employees.

Despite a nationwide drop in initial jobless claims, the number of Tennesseans filing for unemployment benefits for the first time rose to a 6-week high last week as the economic bounce back from the coronavirus shutdown shows signs of stumbling.

Shares of Calhoun, Georgia-based Mohawk Industries fell 20% on Thursday over worries involving a lawsuit against the flooring giant related to alleged financial misconduct.

Q: I am unemployed and still have not received my stimulus check. What advice may BBB provide to me?

Two years after Google opened a $600 million data processing center in Northeast, Alabama, the search engine giant announced plans Thursday to build its first U.S. operations center in northwest Mississippi.

The coronavirus pandemic pushed Walgreens to a $1.7 billion loss it the most recent quarter with customers staying home or limiting shopping to essential supplies from grocery stores.