Atlanta Business News

The slightly less active hurricane season scientists predict is partly due to the El Niño climate pattern they expect to develop. Drought relief may also be less likely.

Chick-fil-A grew its U.S. sales last year during a challenging time for the restaurant industry, though its pace of growth slowed.

While loving AI may seem foreign to many, AI could have a profound impact on how we relate to one another.

Georgia real estate investor Jeff Notrica attracted both praise and scorn in Atlanta’s intown neighborhoods. His business activities are stirring new critics in Savannah.

A.J. Robinson will step down as president and CEO of downtown’s main civic organization, Central Atlanta Progress.

Tybee Island's beach in Georgia won't be renourished next year after the federal government cut funding and directed the remaining dollars to New Jersey.

It took 15 months, a prolonged moratorium and a zoning code revamp, but one of Georgia’s largest — and most high-profile — data center projects will move forward.

The Georgia Public Service Commission signed off on the Customer Identified Resource program, which lets companies contract directly with renewable energy developers.

“We’ve seen $100 oil prices in the past, but not within the time horizon we’re seeing here so quickly,” Delta CEO Ed Bastian said.

Takeout food can arrive by air in one metro Atlanta city.