Jobs and Economy

Dianne Barnett’s career began as a stenographer clerk in Birmingham. Now she's Norfolk Southern's chief mechanical officer.

Stan Wise, a Republican who previously served on the Public Service Commission for more than two decades, will replace Tricia Pridemore.

The EEOC argues workforce demographic data collection is potentially unlawful. Critics say the move puts the U.S. back into the dark.

This year’s Public Service Commission races have drawn heightened attention after Democrats flipped two seats on the five-member panel last year.

Korean battery storage firm DeltaX announced Friday it will invest $141 million to establish its North American manufacturing headquarters in Walton County.

Tamekia Morris has become an outspoken advocate for getting more women into skilled trades, which she says could help close a growing labor shortage.

Georgia Power’s deal to power an OpenAI campus near Savannah is drawing scrutiny and reviving debates about how to keep residential customers safe from data center costs.

The plaintiffs allege the Atlanta-based carrier violated a federal law protecting the job rights of military service members.

A Chicago-born sandwich shop is for the first time entering the Peach State, where its new owner, RaceTrac, is based.

The 11-county metro added 53,690 residents last year, bringing the region’s population to more than 5.3 million.