Change is coming after the midterm election’s blue wave. Chamber leaders said there’s economic development momentum worth preserving while pursuing new economic priorities.

A short-lived TED conference that made Atlanta its home is “no more."

Construction is slated to begin next year on the privately owned SeaPoint shipping terminal. One concern is what it will mean for traffic in the area.

This week's edition of Georgianomics delves into what’s fueling fast-growing restaurant chains, how to get a job in tech and the outlook for online holiday shopping.

Progress Residential, which controls thousands of single-family rental homes in metro Atlanta, has agreed to settle a Federal Trade Commission complaint.

Atlanta Public Schools issued a call for developers to envision a residential future for the roughly 9-acre site off Perry Boulevard where an elementary school once stood.

Leaders from Southern Co. and the Georgia chapter of a national environmental advocacy group publicly celebrated wins this week — for very different reasons.

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

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

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