Atlanta Business News

Decide DeKalb on Monday is launching an economic development study to explore ways to generate new investment in the county’s often overlooked southwestern corridor.

A prominent Atlanta landlord is suing the ownership of Slutty Vegan and sister concept The Morning After for unpaid rent, shortly after the company went through restructuring.

After the collapse of First Liberty Building & Loan, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is calling for more anti-fraud powers.

For decades, developers have waved cash at Midtown Atlanta’s Cheetah Lounge, hoping to build bigger on a valuable piece of land in the middle of Tech Square.

It’s still possible to get a good deal on a new car. Those conditions may not last forever.

Data centers, utilities and regulators in Georgia have pledged that facilities will pay their fair share of the infrastructure costs they incur. Not everyone is so sure.

Toto USA, the American division of the Japan-based bathroom fixture giant, announced it finished a $224 million expansion at its factory near Morrow in Clayton County.

The Georgia plant closures are part of a broader initiative to reduce International Paper’s annual containerboard capacity by 1 million tons. One mill is nearly 90 years old.

Stow Group, which makes industrial racks and other warehousing products, is expanding in the U.S. The company expects to begin operations at the Georgia plant next year.

U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff announced Thursday he introduced a bill aiming to establish a federal tax credit program designed to bolster workforce training programs.