Atlanta Business News

The state’s unemployment rate held steady at 3.5% in January, unchanged from December, and remains below the national rate.

Airport officials warn travelers not to get complacent ahead of a busy spring break and Easter holiday weekend.

His ‘rather brilliant argument’ paved the way for the popular mixed-use development in Midtown, former colleague says.

The Atlanta Beltline on Thursday announced it has created, preserved or is actively building 4,425 affordable units, which is 79% of the way to its goal.

A talk with star T.I. and director Chris Robinson about "ATL," their breakthrough film that was celebrated with a 20th anniversary screening at the Plaza Theatre this week.

The restitution stems from allegations that a former financial adviser with deep roots in Georgia GOP politics steered clients to the defunct Newnan-based firm.

Georgia Power is required to take steps to contain the coal ash at 11 sites across the state to prevent the toxic materials from leaking into groundwater.

An Atlanta city council member said he plans to introduce legislation seeking a study on privatizing security screening at Hartsfield-Jackson.

Georgia lawmakers are considering limiting the number of homes large investors can own, but this will only exacerbate the housing affordability problem.

The Center’s food hall and atrium will reopen June 12, days before Atlanta hosts its first World Cup matches. Future phases include a hotel and apartments.