Atlanta Business News

As investigators piece together what caused a fish kill on the Chattahoochee River last month, they have zeroed in on Atlanta's network of underground tunnels as a culprit.

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?

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

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

A huge solar project more than 200 miles southeast of Atlanta has laid bare rifts in many rural communities over development of farmland.

A solar project is forcing farmers to confront a difficult choice. Credit: AJC|Farm Journal|WTOC|Drew Kann/AJC|U.S. Energy Information Administration|Yes Energy

It was an abrupt decision, one that led one shop owner to call the general manager. The reason given: the mall had been sold.

The Atlanta Beltline has acquired an office building along the Eastside Trail in a move it says will preserve affordable commercial space. It also could occupy space there.

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

Charles R. Brown, a renowned developer pivotal to transforming a polluted steel mill into an Atlanta jewel who also molded many of the region’s thriving suburbs, has died.