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.

For the first time in the nearly 90-year history of Rock City, the Lookout Mountain tourist destination known for its storied view of seven states will be led by someone from outside the attraction's founding families.

Sales of new vehicles in Hamilton County rebounded sharply in June, up 27.7% from May, as automakers and dealers offered rich incentives and low interest rates.

A fast-growing freight brokerage company is opening an office in downtown Chattanooga as the latest company to set up shop in the Scenic City in the growing transportation and logistics sector.

Amazon's Chattanooga distribution center will enable its workers to self-test for the coronavirus within weeks as one of an array of efforts to keep employees healthy, officials said Thursday.

Starbucks is growing its Chattanooga footprint again with plans for a new location that taps into the growing Signal Mountain and Mountain Creek Road markets.

Ashley Frasier builds software at her job and sits a lot, calling herself "a desk jockey." While she worked out, it wasn't enough so she decided to give CrossFit training a try and fell in love with it.

The developer of the former Alstom site on Chattanooga's riverfront says his group is pushing ahead with leasing for a planned eight-story office building in spite of the coronavirus.

A Chattanooga development group is planning a pair of medical office buildings for the former Alstom site downtown in what would be the first new structures raised on the huge tract.

More Chattanooga apartments were approved by city planners on Monday as a builder won the OK for 115 additional units in a project off Old Hixson Pike.

The makeover of Chattanooga's East Main Street corridor is taking another step with site prep work starting on a proposed $30 million retail and housing development near Montague Park.

CBL Properties on Tuesday reported it elected to not make an $11.8 million interest payment that was due and payable on June 1 with respect to the company's operating partnership's 5.25% senior unsecured notes due 2023.

As I've stated many times in the past, AARP doesn't just appeal to us over-50 seniors; rather, its articles relate to consumers of any age.

InfoSystems, a Chattanooga-based information technology and cybersecurity firm, was awarded recognition as one of CRN's Tech Elite 250, a designation comprised of information technology (IT) service providers in the U.S. and Canada that demonstrate the highest level of certifications from major technology manufacturers.

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Sierra Cannon, who has served as sales director at Garden Plaza at Greenbriar Cove for almost five years, was recently named executive director at the independent living community.

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Thom Albrecht, formerly chief commercial officer and chief financial officer for the Celadon Group., has joined Reliance Partners as chief financial officer and chief revenue officer.

A proposed 10-unit townhouse project next to the popular Nikki's Drive-Inn restaurant on Chattanooga's North Shore won approval Thursday from a city planning panel.

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A restaurant that has been a fixture near downtown Chattanooga's riverfront is shifting to the central city's trendy West Village.

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