Atlanta Business News

The Public Buildings Reform Board released a report last week that identified more than $50 billion in deferred maintenance costs and repair liabilities for federal buildings.

Airline stocks have taken a beating in the last week as a result of the war in Iran and spiking oil prices.

The male cast members on CBS' primarily Black soap opera address representation in daytime scripted television.

One Atlanta building has a stranglehold on fast-growing artificial intelligence startups, and its grip seems as strong as ever.

Tilray Brands, which also owns SweetWater Brewing, purchased Brewdog’s international assets, but the chain's U.S. locations remain in limbo.

Passengers saw hours-long airport security lines Sunday and longer-than-normal lines Monday morning.

Tanya Anderson has spent more than two decades with Youth Villages, a nonprofit that provides services to young people and their families across 27 states.

When Google and the U.S. Council of Mayors evaluated cities to find which ones were using AI effectively, they selected one of Georgia’s youngest cities as a standout.

Landmark high-rise residents say they once lived in a tranquil condo community. Then came the short-term rental businesses, and the lawsuits.

The Georgia Senate Friday morning passed a bill that would repeal the sales tax exemptions through 2028 and 2031, respectively.