Atlanta Business News

Delta expected to start the service Oct. 23 but has changed its plans “amid evolving developments in the region,” the company said in a news release Monday.

Wineries were awash in customer data, but they weren’t necessarily using it to understand their customers or to respond to an increasingly difficult marketplace.

More than 200 workers filled five rooms at Home Depot’s Vinings headquarters Friday, carefully coordinating for the first Atlantic hurricane this season.

Home Depot has activated its emergency command center for the first time this year in preparation for Hurricane Isaias.

The airline is weathering much higher prices for aviation fuel.

Congress passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act. Now, it's up to the Georgia General Assembly to take steps to make housing more affordable and accessible to residents.

Minivans aren’t the right vehicle for everyone. But rising sales suggest they may be right for more people than the market had been giving them credit for.

Target plans to hire 2,300 seasonal employees for its metro Atlanta stores to meet demand this holiday shopping season.

The company is investing more than $500 million to expand the facility.

VoltaGrid and Serverfarm have agreed to pay $11,500 and $31,000 for building dozens of gas engines at the site in Covington.