WOW Motorcycles says it is the world’s largest woman-owned independent motorcycle and powersports shop.

More than 4 million Georgians have a criminal record. Second-chance hiring offers a way to combat poverty and prevent recidivism, experts say.

Nicole Connell founded Mère — which means “mother” in French — a telehealth platform that specializes in mental health support and maternal care.

Atlanta and the state as a whole both ranked No. 2 for density of women-owned small businesses. In fact, all of the top five cities are in the Southeast, LegalZoom found.

Joy Lim Nakrin is giving rescue horses a second chance at life with Joyous Acres, her farm in Milton. The nine horses come from a variety of backgrounds.

Georgians across many industries are using virtual reality in a variety of ways to improve training, enhance safety and reduce costs.

Mallorye Crowell recently launched The Higher Salon, which provides free hair care to Atlanta women and girls through partnerships with local salons to close the access gap.

The introduction of Waymo to Atlanta has brought a new type of transportation to the city, but also a wave of videos and stories of the driverless vehicles getting stuck.

For the third consecutive year, UGA ranked No. 1 among U.S. universities for the number of commercial, research-based products brought to market by industry partners.

Viva Voce, “the newest size-inclusive community platform and retail experience,” has opened an Atlanta pop-up.