Atlanta Business News

Southern Co., Georgia Power's parent company, is known for moving its top executives to other parts of the company, particularly if they could be in the running for top roles.

Chinese automakers are largely blocked from selling cars in the United States. But that may not be true forever.

The five-member panel and decisions it makes fly largely under the radar even though the votes affect the wallets of millions of Georgians.

The two-day event will feature the Group of 20, an international forum composed of leaders from more than a dozen countries along with the African and European Unions.

Develop Fulton gave preliminary approval to a $5.2 million tax break for GuildHouse at Upper Westside, but failed to progress a $2.9 million tax break for the Grove at Zephyr.

Atlanta's Star Community Bar, a longtime Atlanta live music venue, will close at the end of 2026, with Red Light Cafe taking over the space.

The first phase of the $560 million Medley at Johns Creek project opens on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026, an anchor for the suburban city's new downtown.

The first phase of the $560 million Medley at Johns Creek project opened Thursday.

This comes as consumer anxiety mounts amid the rapid acceleration of artificial intelligence.

Yancey Bros., an Austell-based dealer of Caterpillar equipment, recently acquired the former UPS facility in the city of South Fulton.