Atlanta Business News

Fulton’s top elected official plans to find out whether the owners of office buildings, hotels and data centers are being asked to pay their fair share in property taxes.

Former Atlanta mayors have joined an effort highlighting the importance of the city's minority contracting program and its economic impact.

The Georgia Secretary of State's office investigation into First Liberty Building & Loan appears to have grown.

An effort to build a refinery to process nickel for the electric vehicle sector has stalled amid concerns about health, the environment and the company's track record.

World Heritage status is an honor reserved for the planet’s most iconic natural and cultural treasures — places like the Great Barrier Reef and Yellowstone National Park.

Two deals that eclipsed 1 million square feet were signed in metro Atlanta during the fourth quarter, doubling last year’s total.

OneTrust founder Kabir Barday stepped aside Monday as CEO so a new chief executive can succeed him and lead what he built. Barday remains on the board to help guide the firm.

Work is underway across from the University of Georgia’s famous arch to build a fresh gateway to downtown Athens bars, restaurants and shops.

The Teamsters union has sued UPS for alleged violations of the institutions’ bargaining agreement, spurred by its recent voluntary driver buyout offers.

Coca-Cola’s incoming CEO, Henrique Braun, gave the public the first taste of his priorities during a Tuesday earnings call.