Jobs and Economy

As Atlanta prepares for major events like the World Cup to bring a influx of visitors, officials are trying to make sure its longtime small businesses are not overlooked.

Automotive CEOs are waiting to see how the 'dust settles' in trade fight, Rivian CEO said.

Hooters of America has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection with a plan to sell locations to franchisees.

Sage is a U.K.-based accounting and HR firm that leased 57,000 square feet on the top two floors of the newly opened 619 Ponce building.

Block, the financial technology company that operates Cash App, Tidal and Afterpay, is laying off about 10% of its Atlanta-area workforce.

Kennesaw-based LYS Beauty, which can be found in hundreds of Sephora stores around the world, has gotten a major investment to scale the business.

There are now more women in executive leadership ranks in Georgia and across the U.S. than there were a decade ago. But gaps persist.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is launching a new series called AJC Her+Story to highlight women founders, creators, executives and professionals in metro Atlanta.

Bolstered by the near-bottomless demand for more digital storage space and artificial intelligence technologies, massive data center proposals are becoming as common as kudzu.

Georgia Power this week defended plans to continuing to burn coal to serve data centers and faced questions about the transparency of its pursuit of new gas units.