In a special election edition of Georgianomics, we break down what the results could mean for business.

Voters made their economic frustration clear as Democrats swept statewide offices and reclaimed the state House.

The building has lived many lives in its 85-year history. Soon it will be reborn as a community gathering space.

As Democrats dominated Georgia’s election results, a nonprofit leader made her own history by being elected the state's first Black female labor commissioner.

On Tuesday night, amid a national blue wave, Democrats claimed the majority on the Georgia Public Service Commission for the first time in more than 20 years.

The renovation project remade Brown & Co. Jewelers, which opened in 1974, from floor to ceiling.

About 260 residential units have been proposed to replace one of three office towers at Atlanta Financial Center, to be christened APEX Atlanta.

In a case shaping landlord liability statewide, the Georgia Supreme Court is considering whether to restore a $140 million jury verdict against an Atlanta apartment complex.

Opportunity Rising, a new task force announced Wednesday during the ARC’s annual meeting, will evaluate the region’s economic inequality and identify barriers to mobility.

This week, Georgianomics includes the election, housing affordability, a task force to address economic immobility and Atlanta brands going viral.