Atlanta Business News

Accounting giant aims to set a new bar for office design, incorporating all the trappings of a post-pandemic workplace to try to make the commute worth it for workers.

Georgia’s viral “traffic peanut” near the Hyundai Metaplant is part of a push for more roundabouts, which can reduce crashes and improve traffic flow.

Coca-Cola and its bottling partners announced Tuesday some $10 billion in U.S. infrastructure investments they are collectively planning through 2030.

Across the U.S., only 2% of charitable giving supports organizations dedicated to women and girls, according to the Atlanta Women’s Foundation.

Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines already flies the Atlanta-Guadalajara route, meaning the carriers will compete.

Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms and Republican Rick Jackson are drawing a stark contrast over data centers in the Georgia governor's race. Both have a history with the industry.

The popular King and Prince Golf Club reopens in November as a private course, joining others in targeting the wealthy on Georgia's increasingly affluent St. Simons Island.

A well-known nonprofit chief executive will become the next leader of downtown Atlanta’s main civic organization, a group that influences the shape and feel of the city center

This isn’t the first time Stewart County has been part of a discussion about nuclear reactors.

Fewer hotel rooms were taken during this summer when Atlanta hosted eight matches of the FIFA World Cup than in the same period a year ago.