Jobs and Economy

A pair of bills that would prevent the state from allowing more mining near the Okefenokee Swamp has been introduced at the Georgia General Assembly.

Because of its economic growth, Georgia stands to be hit harder than most states by the steel and aluminum tariffs due to take effect in March.

The Bell Hotel in Athens features eight guest rooms, a four-bedroom suite, a rooftop terrace with city views, and a “parlor-style” lobby with a bar and banquet seating.

The Port of Brunswick is now the nation's busiest port for autos and other wheeled and tracked vehicles and equipment, surpassing Baltimore for the honor.

Some metro Atlanta grocery stores are limiting the number of eggs customers can buy due to a shortage caused by massive outbreaks of bird flu. Is your go-to store on the list?

Economists call tariffs a type of consumption tax. But though businesses pay the tariff on imported goods, increased costs are shifted to consumers.

The Georgia General Assembly is considering legislation that would require Georgia Power to charge data centers for the costs they incur to serve them.

Sales and markets with live poultry can resume in Georgia after state officials lifted restrictions that had been in place since a pair of bird flu detections last month.

Some of Georgia's biggest companies are left unsure of exactly how their supply chains and product sales will be affected by tariffs in the days, weeks and months to come.