Atlanta Business News

Federal appellate judges don't think a wetland near a hotel on St. Simons Island is protected by the Clean Water Act, despite what environmental groups say.

Chantell Glenn’s career has revolved around trying to bring equitable developments to fruition in Atlanta.

Honeywell argues the seconds it takes for a controller to get the message to a pilot, process the alert and convey it can make a crucial difference.

Georgia waived $296m in taxes through statewide programs aimed at incentivizing data centers this year.

Hyundai's EVs built near Savannah recently began qualifying for federal tax credits because the batteries are U.S.-made despite delays constructing two Georgia battery plants.

As hundreds of thousands of soccer fans from around the world flock to Atlanta for the World Cup next summer, State Farm Arena wants in on the action.

“Right now we’re in a really uncertain spot, but we haven’t seen negative trends yet that really alarm us,” CEO Mark George said.

Seven Black-women-owned bookstores host first-ever Black Girl Book Fair to celebrate Independent Bookstore Day on Saturday.

With 300,000 visitors expected to descend on the city, and billions more watching at home, officials face mounting pressure to host the major event without issues.

For Nikki Porcher, the past few months have been mentally exhausting. ‘I did not know it would happen so quickly, so swiftly and so immediately,’ she says.