Atlanta Business News

Georgia’s data center surge is forcing new power lines, sparking homeowner backlash and eminent domain concerns in Fayette, Coweta and beyond.

CARE, which marks its 80th anniversary this week, has pivoted over the last several years to add a focus on domestic aid, including in its hometown of Atlanta.

The Jacuzzi facility primarily makes bathtubs, which a company spokesperson said have fallen out of favor with consumers.

Since General Dynamics acquired Gulfstream 27 years ago, things have been “supercharged,” CEO Mark Burns said.

Two executive promotions at Cox Enterprises will become effective this summer.

As metro Atlanta residents wince at higher prices at the gas pump, President Donald Trump has offered a potential solution: temporarily take away the federal gas tax.

Coca-Cola, born at an Atlanta soda fountain, continues to reinvent how it dispenses drinks 140 years later.

The Atlanta Beltline on Wednesday released the results of an economic impact analysis detailing how the 22-mile trail loop has impacted its city.

The Small Business Administration’s new policy denying loans to noncitizens, even if they are legally in the country, threatens business growth in Georgia.

Georgia Realtors Association's first Black president Brianne Drake speaks at RENEW Women's Conference at Zoo Atlanta May 13, 2026.