Atlanta Business News

State authorities say all water sources have been tested and deemed safe; some nearby residents say their drinking water smells like fuel and appears to have oil particles.

Customers’ tendency to steal seemingly inconsequential items is a pesky problem for restaurants. And they're not happy about it.

Executive Tracy Denise Jones allegedly used a fake name and a shell business to collect about $63,000 in housing assistance and pandemic relief funds.

The mayor makes comments about Immigration and Customs Enforcement during an event announcing programs to help small businesses capitalize on the World Cup.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution said Tuesday it will lay off staffers in the newsroom and other segments of the business.

Coca-Cola Cherry Float and Diet Cherry Coke are rolling out to retailers this month.

Continental Tire is shutting down a plant in Barnesville whose history stretches back to the 19th century.

Proponents say it addresses squatters; critics worry it could erase Georgia Supreme Court protections for families living in hotels.

State leaders are pumping a new round of funding into select rural Georgia communities to prepare their development sites for the needs of industry.

In choosing Georgia, Ekko has picked a payments processing hub home to many top financial technology companies.