Atlanta Business News

H.J. Russell & Co. built many of Atlanta’s most iconic structures, from Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport to Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Six months after the UPS plane crash in Louisville, 15 people are dead, litigation is pending and the environmental cleanup is ongoing.

Spirit Airlines represented a little more than 2.2% of Atlanta flights last year. On Saturday, the low-cost carrier's closure canceled 25 flights in and out of the airport.

Institutional investors own more homes in Atlanta than any other metro area, a new report says. Wall Street owners made Atlanta a top market after housing crisis.

As interest in EVs grows, one question comes up consistently: How does charging actually work?

Of the nearly 3,500 billionaires in the world, only 27 are Black – fewer than 1%. Just four are women. Here’s who made the list and where Tyler Perry ranks.

Rivian's amended loan allows the first phase of its future plant an hour east of Atlanta to have an annual capacity of 300,000 vehicles, a 50% increase from prior plans.

The new filing will restart the clock, which leaves a likely timeline of rejection or approval by the Surface Transportation Board sometime next year.

Georgia and neighboring states in Atlanta-based Southern Co.’s service territory have seen a slew of new data center construction.

Production isn’t dead in Georgia. But the pace is a fraction of what it was two or three years ago.