A Chattanooga furniture company is tripling its downtown office space and expanding into a 50,000-square-foot warehouse to make room for recent growth.
Arianas Book Business, various locations, Chattanooga, Ariana Lopez-Valentin The Chosen Feather Boutique, 9926 Penneywood Lane, Ooltewah, Chastity D. Fryar
A Cleveland, Tenn., software developer is in New York City today to claim one of the most respected awards in the Internet and web-development world — a Webby Award.
Another dollar store is slated to open in downtown Chattanooga with its owner banking on potential plans to breathe new life into M.L. King Boulevard along with the growing UTC campus.
Ben Brown said his goal is to grow as a "well-known auction house" and feature high-dollar items that avid collectors would appreciate and purchase.
NEW YORK — As a teenager, Tumblr CEO David Karp would canvass the streets of New York City’s Upper West Side, offering to build websites for local businesses. After his freshman year of high school, the precocious, computer-savvy kid decided to drop out altogether to devote more time to his passion for technology.
Blockbuster will close its last remaining store in Chattanooga next month, but the movie rental chain will continue to operate stores in Cleveland and Athens, Tenn.
1. Newspaper reporter — Median annual pay of $36,000 and projected job decline of 6 percent by 2020
The supply of hotel rooms in the Chattanooga market will jump by about 7.5 percent during the next year, which could spell trouble for hoteliers despite expectations for a busy summer tourism season.
The Tennessee Valley Authority celebrated its 80th birthday on Friday, but officials insist America’s biggest government utility shouldn’t be retired or sold off yet even though President Obama has suggested studying the idea.
NEW YORK — It was supposed to be our IPO, the people's public offering.
SupportSeven, a Chattanooga-based call center founded by payday loan millionaire Carey V. Brown, says it has expanded its Brainerd Road location.
Republican senators from Georgia and South Carolina have called on the Obama administration to continue funding a program to turn weapons-grade plutonium into commercial nuclear reactor fuel, saying that slowing or ending the project would harm international and domestic relationships.
Joseph "Nick" D. Decosimo, managing principal of the Chattanooga accounting firm of Joseph Decosimo and Co., is joining the board of the recently recapitalized First Security Group Inc., pending regulatory approval.
