A new project heading to Georgia will aim to recover and recycle battery scrap material more efficiently, with the help of a $50 million federal grant.

Welcome to the very first issue of Georgianomics, the AJC’s newsletter reporting on the businesses, people and ideas shaping the unique economy here in Georgia.

Human beings' rights and health are being threatened by the rapidly expanding power of artificial intelligence. It's time to set more controls.

Christ Covenant Church on Tuesday announced it paid nearly $16.9 million to buy Piedmont Place, with plans to develop a sanctuary long term.

Home Depot and UPS account for most of the more than $1.5 billion in tariff refunds identified by an AJC review. Small firms have a harder time getting their money back.

The City Council voted 4-3 to rezone the nearly 99-acre mall into something comparable to The Battery Atlanta at Truist Park.

Georgians are feeling increasingly frustrated about the state's data center expansion because their questions and concerns are not being answered.

The Savannah City Council will vote Thursday on a moratorium on large data centers as more coastal Georgia communities seek restrictions in wake of major OpenAI development.

The Georgia Chamber of Commerce is trying to recruit leaders who really want the computing campuses in their communities.

Hyundai is evaluating plans to increase the annual production capacity at its plant near Savannah, which could result in it surpassing Tesla’s factory in Fremont, California.