Business Alabama Staff
Mobile awards contract to clear land in hopes of winning Air Force tanker contract
Mobile has taken first steps to make space for a site where Lockheed Martin and Airbus can build the LMXT bridge tanker for the Air Force.
Alabama company pays $153K to settle Medicaid allegations; Tim Cook taking pay cut; Women’s...
Birmingham-based Amvik Solutions has agreed to pay $153,300 to the federal government to resolve allegations that it submitted false claims to the Connecticut Medicaid program for applied behavior analysis services
Robins & Morton opens Paradise Pointe
Robins & Morton recently celebrated the grand opening of Paradise Pointe of Ormond Beach, a 75,000-square-foot assisted living and memory care facility.
Montgomery’s Shoppes at EastChase sold
The Shoppes at EastChase in Montgomery has been sold in what the buyer is calling “one of the Southeast’s largest retail center transactions of the year.”
South Star’s testing yields positive results; Ivey awards $40 million for road projects; Roller...
South Star Battery Metals says its initial drilling campaign at its Ceylon Project in Coosa County has yielded positive results for all of its drilling tests
Southeast Primary Care Partners expands into Alabama
The primary care services organization has partnered with Ladiga Medical in Jacksonville.
Buffalo Rock planning Florida distribution center; Zoe’s Kitchen returning to Crestline under original owners;...
Birmingham-based Buffalo Rock is planning a new distribution center in Santa Rosa County in Florida
Community colleges plan workshops for military and veterans
Alabama Community College System is hosting workshops around the state to introduce active military, veterans and their families to college programs.
Capstone Building completes $18.49 million Atlanta project
Birmingham-based Capstone Building Corp. has completed the $18.49 million, 84-unit Haven at South Atlanta.
Highlands College opens dorm funded by Hobby Lobby CEO
Highlands College’s first on-campus student housing, funded by a $20 million gift from Hobby Lobby founder and CEO David Green and his family, has opened on the school’s campus in Birmingham