Alabama company to pay $2.6 million in EEOC lawsuit; Huntsville Foundation lands grant to help preserve hardware store; Memphis company wins Sloss Tech pitch competition

Alabama company to pay $2.6 million in EEOC lawsuit

Recycling company TCI of Alabama LLC will pay $2.6 million to settle a U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission lawsuit. The EEOC charged that TCI violated federal law with a long-standing pattern of refusing to hire female laborers at its Pell City recycling plant. â€” U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

Huntsville Foundation lands grant to help preserve hardware store

The Huntsville Foundation has been awarded a $75,000 state grant to help preserve the historic Harrison Brothers Hardware. The funding will be used for electrical and HVAC upgrades, among other things. â€” News 19

Memphis company wins Sloss Tech pitch competition

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Visalaw Ai, a Memphis-based platform for immigration attorneys, won the $100,000 grand prize at the Sloss.Tech/Ideas Southeast Pitch Competition in Birmingham. The grant program, funded by the Regions Foundation, awarded $135,000 in total funding. â€” Alabama Political Reporter