Atlanta Business News

The U.S. will not experience oil shortages or face a supply issue. But prices will be impacted, analysts say.

The Atlanta World Cup Host Committee rang the New York Stock Exchange’s opening bell Monday to celebrate the global tournament's arrival in 100 days.

Delta has issued a waiver for Tel Aviv travel through the end of March.

Take a moment this Women’s History Month to check out our collection of AJC Her+Story profiles and stories about some of the leading women across metro Atlanta.

The golf retailer will open its newest location March 7 in the Buckhead Square shopping center, backfilling a Havertys store that closed last summer.

In celebration of Women's History Month, UATL recommends five books from Black women authors spanning children's lit, memoirs and self-help manuals.

As Atlanta grows, new infrastructure projects aim to address longstanding flooding issues in the city's Black communities. Critics say there's much more work to do.

The immediate impact of the merger on existing Cox employees was not known at the time of the announcement.

With industry struggling to rebound from prepandemic levels, 163 employees are set to lose their jobs as IPIC's Colony Square location is set to close in April.

Since taking the top job in June 2017, Raphael Bostic had to steer the Atlanta Fed through unprecedented, challenging economic times.