Business Alabama Staff
Samford business dean stepping down; Winn-Dixie closing 4 Alabama stores; Regions on ‘exceptional workplace’...
Chad Carson, dean of Samford University’s Brock School of Business for 14 years, will step down effective June 30.
Birmingham’s Fleetio raises $450M, acquires company
Fleetio, a Birmingham-based fleet optimization software platform, has acquired Auto Integrate, a maintenance authorization platform.
ALDOT breaks with bayway contractor; Huntsville airport upgrades concourse connector; Waverly Advisors acquires Baltimore...
The Alabama Department of Transportation and the Mobile Bayway Constructors team are parting ways on the $3.5 billion Mobile River Bridge and Bayway project.
Hyundai plans $21B investment across U.S.
South Korea-based Hyundai Motor Corp. announced plans Monday for a $21Â billion investment in its U.S. operations, including upgrades and capacity expansion at Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama in Montgomery.
Ground broken on Infirmary Health System medical office building
Construction of a 94,000-square-foot medical office building and ambulatory surgery center in Malbis is officially underway.
Huntsville-built, 3D-printed drone has demonstration; Wiregrass Innovation Center reaches milestone; Baumhower’s opening new spot...
Huntsville-based Cummings Aerospace’s Hellhound S3 completed a demonstration at the Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiment 2025.
Report says Alabama attracted $7Â billion in capital investments in 2024
Economic development efforts in Alabama in 2024 resulted in $7Â billion in capital investments across 224 projects.
Infirmary Health breaks ground on Daphne facility; Popular Tuscaloosa BBQ joint coming to Birmingham
Infirmary Health has broken ground on a new medical building in Daphne.
AAA USA donates plane to Saraland High School
The Piper PA-28 will provide students with hands-on experience in airframe technology.
Poarch Creek Indians open D.C.-area office; Iconic Birmingham-area property sale approved; Ground broken on...
PCI Federal, the federal government contracting arm of the Atmore-based Poarch Creek Indians, has opened an office in Reston, Virginia
