Atlanta Business News

Atlanta hosted some of the world’s most powerful diplomats from the Group of 20, who discussed global issues ranging from supply chains to war.

The duty-free contract has expired, and the stores on international concourses E and F are closing, according to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

Rivian disclosed in its third-quarter earnings Thursday that sales of its R2 midsize SUV surpassed its other vehicle models.

More than two decades later, a cargo van project’s ill fate appears to have paid off handsomely by helping Georgia land Audi.

A new auto plant by Audi, an esteemed luxury brand, would burnish Georgia’s credentials as a hub of automotive manufacturing in the South.

In Gov. Brian Kemp’s eight years in office, Georgia has landed three enormous automotive projects: Hyundai near Savannah, Rivian east of Atlanta and Audi in Middle Georgia.

Southern Co., Georgia Power's parent company, is known for moving its top executives to other parts of the company, particularly if they could be in the running for top roles.

Chinese automakers are largely blocked from selling cars in the United States. But that may not be true forever.

The five-member panel and decisions it makes fly largely under the radar even though the votes affect the wallets of millions of Georgians.

The two-day event will feature the Group of 20, an international forum composed of leaders from more than a dozen countries along with the African and European Unions.