Atlanta Business News

Both sides argue the outcome could affect consumers' pocketbooks.

They sat down with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution for their first joint interview since the announcement that Union Pacific hopes to acquire Norfolk Southern and merge.

Hawks CMO Melissa Proctor and Girl Scouts CEO Jai Ferrell discussed career growth, negotiation and leading with purpose at Atlanta’s She LEADS summit.

TSA officers are wrapping up their fourth week of working without pay amid a congressional budget fight. It's showing up in security wait times.

Georgia will soon turn a piece of land previously owned by a company that tried to mine near the Okefenokee Swamp into a new wildlife management area open to the public.

Drivers and safety advocates have increasingly pushed back on screen-based controls.

Dycom Industries announced Thursday it will build a workforce training center on a 49-acre site in Walton County.

After three years handling DoorDash's insurance litigation, Atlanta lawyer Kimberly Sheridan has a new approach in serving as outside counsel to a variety of companies.

In a small city that touts itself as “The Peanut Capital of the World,” a new proposal focuses on planting rows of something else: high-security computer servers.

World Cup matches in Atlanta are fewer than 100 days away. City officials and the Atlanta host committee say they're ready.