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Georgia BRIGHT ‘Solar for All’ program is funded by a $156 million federal grant and expects to offer 450 homes a no-cost solar system in its initial phase.

For the third consecutive year, UGA ranked No. 1 among U.S. universities for the number of commercial, research-based products brought to market by industry partners.

Amazon recently paid hundreds of millions of dollars to acquire a massive piece of property between Atlanta and Macon for potential data center development.

Subaru has a storied history in racing, using the same model you might have in your driveway.

VIVA Finance, headquartered on the Beltline, is a lending platform that offers loans based on metrics like employment, rather than just credit history.

About 40,000 people will pour into downtown Atlanta over three days in August for financial education conference Invest Fest.

Self-driving taxis from Waymo are now operating in Atlanta via Uber. Here’s what to know about safety, service areas and how the robotaxis see the road.

Exploratory drilling Georgia Power conducted last year found south Georgia's coastal plain could have the potential to store large amounts of carbon dioxide deep underground.

The projects, at least for now, aren’t necessarily thought-provoking journeys into the human condition, but they’re putting crews to work.

“Science is entering a new era where AI is becoming essential to discovery and is transforming how research is done,” a Georgia Tech official said.