Telehealth, which has been nibbling at the edges of the conventional in-person doctor visit for years, is having a heyday as the coronavirus keeps us at a safe distance.

Attorneys Brent Burks and James Kennamer of the McMahan Law Firm welcome Joe Hollis and Herbert Thornbury to the team.

As the COVID-19 pandemic leads banking customers to lean into online technology to manage their money, those trying online banking for the first time may find themselves with questions about how to handle things previously done in person or with paper documents.

Assuming some readers have eaten a taste of what Hubby and I experienced in last week's column on hiring a contractor for home repairs and installations, it's imperative first to understand what's in your contract.

After adding about 1,000 workers across the country over the past year, Unum announced Friday it is cutting 120 jobs, including 30 corporate officers, as part of a management streamlining initiative.

A new initiative to provide free internet connections for all students receiving free or reduced lunches in Hamilton County has already connected more 4,400 local households since the program was announced in late July, extending free broadband connections to more than 6,800 low- and moderate-income students in the Chattanooga area.

In Signal Mountain's second restaurant loss this week, a planned Chicken Salad Chick eatery won't be moving to the mountaintop town after all.

DES MOINES, Iowa — The federal government said Friday that it will give farmers an additional $14 billion to compensate them for the difficulties they have experienced selling their crops, milk and meat because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Pinnacle Financial Partners, the Nashville-based parent company of Chattanooga's fourth-biggest bank, has been named among the Best Workplaces for Women by Fortune magazine and Great Place to Work for the third time.

This week's Chattanooga-area business calendar.

Volkswagen's Chattanooga assembly plant is a key hub in the automaker's American and worldwide electric vehicle offensive, according to the company.

Individuals who bought their health insurance through the health exchange program will soon be getting rebate checks in the mail.

Q: What information may BBB provide on National Preparedness Month?

For the first time in its 133-year history, the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce recognized top companies online with a virtual awards program Thursday night.

Six months after the coronavirus began shutting down much of the U.S. economy, jobless claims remained at historically high levels for the 26th consecutive week last week even as new state unemployment figures showed continued job gains in Tennessee and Georgia.

Walmart, the nation's largest private employer and Chattanooga's biggest retailer with 30 area stores, said Thursday that it was raising wages for 165,000 of its workers, as it revamps leadership roles in its stores.

Pizza delivery company Papa John's plans to move its global headquarters to Atlanta from Kentucky next year, adding 200 jobs as it expands and rides a huge surge in business, thanks to the coronavirus.

Ford says it will add 300 jobs at a new factory that's being built to assemble batteries and manufacture an electric version of the F-150 pickup truck.

Would you like an IPA or a California chardonnay with your apple buttermilk biscuits and fried chicken dinner?

The Chattanooga Beer & Wrecker Board on Thursday heard its first beer violation case since the coronavirus pandemic shut down meetings at City Hall in March.

A new compact SUV that Volkswagen has designed specifically for the North American market will be called the Taos, according to the automaker.

CBL Properties has joined more than 700 companies nationwide partnering with Time to Vote to ensure that its employees have access to voter registration information and deadlines as well as paid time off to vote on or before Election Day.

Companies seeking relief from President Donald Trump's taxes on imported steel and aluminum ran into long delays and cumbersome paperwork, a federal watchdog found.