Atlanta Business News

With $35 million at stake, two insurers of the architect for the Sapelo Island gangway that fatally collapsed in 2024 are trying to avoid paying coverage.

Marc Provissiero said of the new film's screening at the Toronto International Film Festival: "People were laughing so loud, some of the best lines were drowned out."

The Atlanta Film Festival is one of the largest film festivals in the Southeast and one of the longest-running in the country.

The market's founder turned a vacant Target store into a thriving marketplace where more than 100 Black entrepreneurs could sell their wares.

Blue Ops has leased a former Regal Boats facility in Valdosta for a new manufacturing campus where it will build “uncrewed surface vessels” or USVs.

Musical artists who exercise their termination rights and reclaim control of their recordings and compositions can guarantee generational wealth for their families.

Parenting digital natives comes with distinct hurdles.

Gas prices might not dip below $3 per gallon until 2027, secretary Chris Wright said, though Georgians are paying about 42 cents less per gallon than the national average.

Americans are keeping vehicles longer than ever. An S&P Global Mobility report in 2025 said the average age of light vehicles on U.S. roads is now 12.8 years.

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