Does remote work work? It depends on who you ask.

Quitting is big, but the so-called Great Resignation feels more like a wave of job migrations than a wholesale workforce exodus, says Frank Butler, UC Foundation professor of management at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, and co-host of the podcast "The Busyness Paradox."

Malcolm Harris is always on the lookout for new colleagues.

National investment firms acquired a half dozen of the biggest apartment complexes in Hamilton County for more than $30 million each during 2021 to capitalize on rising property values and rental rates in the market.

The biggest business expansions and new locations announced in the Chattanooga area in 2021 will add nearly 1,700 jobs at an array of businesses, including:

Chattanooga's Tennessee Riverwalk is among the country's best places to stroll along the water, according to a list in Fodor's Travel. Here's how the riverwalks stack up:

James Story had something very specific in mind when he helped launch Wellview in 2013.

Businesses everywhere are having pandemic-driven supply-chain issues, but probably not quite like the recent hiccup for Chattanooga-based Precision Machining Services.

A longtime East Ridge destination is on the market as a potential buyer could take advantage of the city's popular Border Region Retail Development District state sales tax incentive.

Bella Hampton knew she had a knack for all things mechanical, but she never imagined she'd get to turn her tendency to take things apart into a career.

When Danika Veldkamp and her husband, Jason, decided in 2019 to comb the world to find the perfect place to live, their nearly three-month journey ended in Chattanooga.

Every year, Tennessee penitentiaries release nearly 300 people a week who have served their sentences.

Julie Darling Donuts, opened in February 2010, was the dream of its owner, Kent Davis.

Mickey Cloud is executive director for the Sasha Group, a VaynerX Company, and leads the Chattanooga office for the business.

Derek English, the 2022 president of the Greater Chattanooga Association of Realtors, grew up watching his father, Rick English, develop commercial real estate projects in Chattanooga and other cities, but it took him a while to land on a career in real estate.