Atlanta Business News

Delta has grown from a crop duster to Atlanta’s largest private employer and the nation’s most profitable airline.

Mana, which produces peanut-butter based food pouches in Georgia, said USAID had terminated $12 million of its contracts to feed malnourished children in Africa.

Frontier, the No. 3 Atlanta carrier, has also been the airport’s fastest-growing airline tenant in recent years.

Economic uncertainty is expected to slow job growth across the country this year, but there are some redeeming factors in Georgia’s economy.

As DEI policies disappear from major brands, Black professionals, entrepreneurs, and communities are feeling the impact, especially in Atlanta.

The auction of a rare Porsche 911 has raised $1 million for the American Red Cross, funds that will go toward assisting people who are recovering from recent disasters.

DOGE’s accounting of a terminated contract for an Atlanta-based company shows some of the reasons why.

Four months after its release, Chick-fil-A is pleased with the app’s reception so far, the company's executive director of brand strategy said.

A bill that would force Georgia Power to charge data centers the cost of for infrastructure it builds to serve them was passed by a Georgia General Assembly committee Tuesday.

The bill would allow extended-stay hotel owners to enlist law enforcement to evict people who fall behind on payments or try to claim occupancy as tenants.