Chattanooga's Northside Upholstery closing after 64 years; developer buys building for possible residential development
One day soon, Johnny Welchance will lock up for the last time at Northside Upholstery.
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Chattanooga's Company Lab launches sustainable mobility program for startups
The Company Lab, the nonprofit started more than 12 years ago to help startup businesses in Chattanooga, is changing both its focus and location this year afte…
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UTC’s Smart City project gets smarter technology
The Smart City technology being tested in Chattanooga is getting even smarter with the aid of technology from a Huntsville, Alabama business that has helped EP…
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Don’t look now, but gas prices are headed higher
It was only last December when it looked like drivers might catch a break at the gas pump.
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Chattanooga HHM adds key staff to growing team and more Chattanooga-area career moves
HHM Certified Public Accountants, a full-service CPA and consulting firm with locations in Chattanooga, Cleveland and Memphis, has hired two directors, a senio…
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Sportsbarn in downtown Chattanooga to close its doors at month’s end
A Chattanooga fitness club that was a pioneer in the renaissance of the central city will close its downtown site at the end of the month.
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Where to get free income tax help this year in the Chattanooga area
Daniel Spinks was eager Friday to file his 2022 tax return and begin the process of getting a refund from the Internal Revenue Service.
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Chattanooga track club president wins national honor and other business news
Michele Sledge, the president of the Chattanooga Track Club, was recently recognized as the Outstanding Club President of the Year by the Road Runners Club of …
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How to use caution when investing in cryptocurrency
Technology has made investing easier than ever before, but it has also increased the risks that investors face.
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Targeting Iran, US tightens Iraq's dollar flow, causing pain
For months, the United States has restricted Iraq's access to its own dollars, trying to stamp out what Iraqi officials describe as rampant money laundering th…
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Could vehicle-based mileage fees make up for shortages in Tennessee’s falling fuel taxes for roads?
With state fuel tax revenues already failing to keep up with Tennessee's current highway needs, let alone future demands and pressures, state senators this wee…
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TVA turns to the sun for more power
America's biggest public power utility is turning to the sun for more of its power, awarding four more solar purchase power contracts in December and preparing…
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Eye drops recalled after US drug-resistant bacteria outbreak
U.S. health officials said Thursday a company is recalling its over-the-counter eye drops that have been linked to an outbreak of drug-resistant infections.
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Office park in Chattanooga's Brainerd neighborhood adding 56 new townhomes
A longtime Brainerd office park may see more than 100 new townhomes go up as one of its owners injects housing into the sprawling business center for the first…
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Chattanooga beer board seeks clarity on new state law requiring bar security training
A Chattanooga Beer and Wrecker Board officer was unable to provide much clarity on a new Tennessee law and how it will affect area bar owners, restaurants, non…