Preparing for the Imagination Age

In a new report, the Knoxville Chamber envisions a more vigorous private sector that can thrive during an anticipated economic transition.

Cross Purposes

Political tensions between the U.S. and China are having economic impacts on Tennessee businesses and consumers.

As price increases hit their highest levels in 40 years, Knoxville’s private and public sectors alike scramble to keep pace.

The local economy continued to adapt to the pandemic and recover from its ravages as major new investments rolled in.

Survey respondents from across Tennessee give a decidedly pessimistic forecast.

Programs give a financial boost and expert advice to Knoxville’s African-American entrepreneurs.

A shortage of affordable housing marks a historically booming market.

CGI is starting the hiring process for the first cohort of what is expected to be a 300-person operation in Knoxville.

The global information technology and consulting giant will invest $27 million and partner with UT to bring 300 jobs to the community.

ORNL, TVA and UT will invest $9 million over three years to create a hub for budding national and international entrepreneurs.