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As an attorney for an insurance company, Bart Mathews owns plenty of suits. These days, though, he's only wearing the top half of them. With Crocs.
by Mary FortuneSukriti Chadha was working in New York as a developer for Yahoo, never imagining life outside of a major city, when the pandemic landed and changed all her plans.
by Mary FortuneEmployees of the health care research and market strategy firm LIFT have always had the flexibility to do some of their work from home.
by Dave FlessnerLeaderboard
In 2020, Hamilton County ranked first in Tennessee in the percentage of net income contributed to charity, according to a recent study of IRS data from financial technology company SmartAsset.
by Mary FortuneThe National Bureau of Labor Statistics reported in September on total employment by industry, and on year-over-year change in employment. In Tennessee and Georgia, the hospitality and leisure industries saw the highest percentage of job losses.
by Mary FortuneThe Tech Tribune compiled the best tech startups in Chattanooga, Tennessee, weighing several factors including revenue potential, leadership team, brand/product traction, and the competitive landscape:
by Mary FortuneStart Up
The Local Juicery + Kitchen isn't just Luis Contreras' business — it's his mission.
by Bob Gary / contributor.In its second major apartment acquisition in East Brainerd in as many years, an Atlanta-based real estate investment firm purchased the Parc 1346 apartment complex on Gunbarrel Road for $46.8 million.
by Dave FlessnerJoe and Sarah DiNicolantonio are kicking off 2021 by offering local fitness fans a whole new way to work out - a mashup of spinning, strength training and yoga called SPENGA.
by Bob GarySkill Sets
The traits of top athletes and successful entrepreneurs might be more closely aligned than you think. Creativity, mental toughness and teamwork are all skills that shift smoothly from the locker room to the board room.
by Mark KennedyStephanie Hollis, the director of Career Services at Chattanooga State Community college, has spent nearly 20 years helping other people find the careers that suit them best.
by Mary FortuneChester Sharp launched his creative agency in 2015 with a focus on in-person experiences and interactions — both online and in the real world — that would promote brands and bring people together. And that was going extremely well.
by Mary FortuneResources
Yuletide on the Southside at Chattanooga Brewing Company on Chestnut Street featured more than 30 local artists, vendors, live music all day, and a live Christmas tree farm courtesy of Jones Family Farm in Valley Head, Alabama. Highlights of the outdoor event included the release of a 2018 Barrel Aged Valhalla Imperial Stout, as well as a limited edition, locally inspired brunch menu featuring beer and hot chocolate.
by Mary FortuneBusiness career moves in the Chattanooga area.
by Staff ReportDynamic Displays & Graphics, founded in 1993 and purchased by Brian and Libby Santin in 2009, is a "go-to" source for area businesses for tradeshow displays.
by Mary FortuneBusiness Trend
Kenneth Bautista, sophomore business administration major at Southern Adventist University, spent the summer of 2020 selling everything in his garage and basement online.
by Natalia PerezEric Fuller, U.S. Xpress CEO, sat down with Trend to talk about the trucking industry, innovation and keeping it moving — literally — during the pandemic.
by Chattanooga Area Chamber of CommerceDespite the widespread economic disruption the pandemic launched, forcing thousands of small businesses to shut their doors, American entrepreneurship has skyrocketed. Americans are starting new businesses at the fastest rate in more than a decade, per the Wall Street Journal, and we're seeing that play out locally too, especially in our Hamilton County INCubator.
by Natalia Perez