Manhattan Associates reports $19.7 million quarterly profit

Atlanta-based supply chain software firm Manhattan Associates posted a $19.7 million profit for the third quarter, saying its outlook for the future is positive amid a “generally tepid macro environment.”

The company’s September quarter profit amounted to $1.03 a share. That’s a nearly 43 percent improvement from its $13.8 million profit, or 71 cents a share, a year earlier.

Manhattan Associates reported $107.8 million in revenue in the quarter, up from $95.8 million in the same period of 2012.

About the Author

Unions criticize Delta for handling of summer storm

Antiquated IT systems and tight staffing are leaving employees in ‘unacceptably difficult situations,’ Delta's pilot and dispatcher unions say.

37m ago

Hertz customer hit with $440 charge after AI inspection at Atlanta airport

Hertz's new AI vehicle inspection system charged a customer $440 for a scuff on a wheel. The cost included $250 for the repair, a $125 "processing fee" and a $65 "admin fee."

Shriners Children’s to open pediatric medical research institute on Atlanta’s Westside

The $153 million location at Georgia Tech’s Science Square on Atlanta’s Westside promises to create create 470 new jobs.

The Latest

Credit: AP

Home Depot makes $5.5B acquisition to increase business with pro contractors

Atlanta’s TNT Sports will no longer produce NBA TV programming

New site being studied for restaurants next to Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Featured

Credit: Reed Williams/AJC

Brookhaven removes colored glass from City Centre dome after uproar

Some say the colors were too bright, the dome looked like ice cream with sprinkles and the hues distracted from the building’s muted design.

Confederate group sues to stop Stone Mountain’s ‘truth-telling’ exhibit

The Sons of Confederate Veterans allege the park’s changes to its Civil War history exhibits violate state law.

Georgia student going to court after being expelled for warning of threat

The middle school student was expelled after he sent messages to friends about a video he'd seen with someone threatening to shoot up area schools.