Atlanta Business News

Nonprofit serving health systems emerges as potential Northlake Mall buyer

What’s pushing these snakes toward extinction? UGA study points to causes.

US carriers spent $6.5B on fuel in April; global profit forecast is cut nearly in half

Okefenokee bid for World Heritage status gets key endorsement

BILL TORPY

The World Cup’s almost here. Atlanta’s fixing up the guest room.

AJC HER+STORY

Meals on Wheels Atlanta CEO is preparing the nonprofit for its next course

Greg Eyerly, Commissioner of the Atlanta Department of Watershed Management, tours the Atlanta RM Clayton Water Reclamation Plant

Investigation into Chattahoochee River fish kill focuses on Atlanta’s tunnels

THE STEERING COLUMN

High gas prices are changing how we car shop, but slowly

The hike in gas prices is enough to make people search for more fuel-efficient cars. And that’s precisely what they’re doing — searching. But what about buying?

Beltline-adjacent Madison Yards trades hands for millions

The Madison Yards deal reflects how grocery-anchored retail centers have long been an attractive asset to real estate investors.

Assembly Studios installs bandshell, plans World Cup watch party

It’s a permanent community fixture that activates Assembly Studios in Doraville beyond film and television production.

Georgia Media and Entertainment News

Assembly Studios installs bandshell, plans World Cup watch party

It’s a permanent community fixture that activates Assembly Studios in Doraville beyond film and television production.

Atlanta Civic Circle, the nonprofit policy newsroom, is shutting down

For more than five years, atlanta Civic Circle has covered housing affordability, labor rights and local government, focused on solutions-oriented reporting in the region.

KEN SUGIURA

Frustration, disappointment for Georgia soccer fans priced out of World Cup

Excitement reigned when Atlanta was named a FIFA World Cup host, but ticket prices started high and have stayed "out of reach," many fans are saying.

Airport News

After Spirit shutdown, Delta jumps on hiring pilots

After Spirit exit, other airlines flood into its former Atlanta routes

Atlanta passengers are still left with a net loss in seats and only two ultra-low cost carriers.

A new sphere, screening tech and parking: How the Atlanta airport has prepared for FIFA

Sphere, parking and security upgrades ready at Atlanta airport for World Cup

A new digital sphere in the atrium, security upgrades and a parking deck are just some of the projects the airport has unveiled just in time for FIFA World Cup.

Mayor Dickens unveils Nelson Mandela Statue at the ATL International Airport

Atlanta airports are ready for World Cup’s private jets. Are they coming?

Weeks out from the first match, private jet traffic isn’t shaping up to be as big as airports had been told to prepare for. But that could change.

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