Atlanta Business News

Glen Hauenstein, who joined Delta in 2005, is credited with leading Delta through its decades-long strategy of becoming an international, “premium” airline.

The weekends before and after next week’s Christmas holiday are looking like the busiest air travel days at the Atlanta airport.

Throughout metro Atlanta, many residents are struggling. Nonprofits that collaborate can create opportunities for them to obtain key work training and basics like food.

Commissioners could repeal or shorten the moratorium if they approve an ordinance to establish data center regulations.

The Sandy Springs-based company's stock has taken a beating recently. Leaders say part of that is because they’re playing the long game.

Georgia voters want better from the Public Service Commission as they demonstrated with their votes during the November elections that ousted two incumbents.

The Conservation Fund, a nonprofit specializing in acquiring at-risk lands, announced it has finalized a project called the Stateline Forest.

There weren’t many evenings when the lights were dim at Atlanta's State Farm Arena during the past year.

UGA researchers have found the Okefenokee is more closely tied to the vast aquifer beneath it, suggesting changes in or around the swamp could affect groundwater supplies.

Over the past year, empty or underused soundstages in Georgia have had to pivot. Athens Studios' plans are different.