Jobs and Economy

TriNet will occupy new offices in High Street, a mixed-use project under development just west of Perimeter Mall.

Georgia members of Congress laud clean energy tax credits for their job creation, but the proposed GOP tax bill could erase them — with 75% of those jobs in red districts

Waffle House has seen several worker protests in recent years, with demonstrations in October 2023 and multiple union-coordinated rallies and strikes early last year.

Cox Communications plans to merge with Charter Communications in a deal that, if approved by regulators, will combine two of the nation’s largest cable companies.

With the help of new funding, the channel leading into the Port of Brunswick is set to be dredged to make more room for the massive ships coming in and out.

Most positions a a Georgia-Pacific plant in Cedar Springs will be eliminated by Aug. 1

As House Republicans seek ways to pay for President Donald Trump’s budget priorities, they are eyeing cuts to federal clean energy and electric vehicle tax incentives.

U.S. and Chinese officials announced an agreement to reduce recent tariffs and continue negotiations during a 90-day truce.

Starbucks says it's closing the Ansley Mall location June 8 because a lease is going to expire but workers think it's because they have a strong union.

Young people compete not only with other graduates, but also experienced workers who were recently laid off.