Atlanta Business News

A Gwinnett County judge has denied Uber's attempt to shield its CEO from testifying in a lawsuit that contends the company is liable for alleged sex trafficking.

Thousands of visitors, both international and from around the country, descended upon Atlanta for in-person matches and watch parties. Not all of them booked places to stay.

A nonprofit recently purchased both Northlake Mall and Emory Healthcare’s offices attached to the property.

Home Depot is selling its Halloween collection online starting Thursday, July 16. Skelly is back, joined by other spooky creatures.

“Build it and they will come” often acts as a slogan among optimists in commercial real estate. But what happens if they don’t show up?

An opening date for the new L.L.Bean store was not announced, but the project is expected to be part of Lulah Hills' second phase of retail openings in 2028.

City council members chose a controversial new tourism marketing firm during the June meeting, held 240 miles from their constituents.

Texas data center developer Digital Reality is seeking an exemption from Atlanta's bans on server farms near MARTA stations and the Beltline.

Prices for gasoline and diesel could rise anywhere from 10 cents to 25 cents over the next week.

The long-term impact of the World Cup in Atlanta will not be measured by hotel and restaurant sales, but by the soccer pitches that lifted youth and united communities.