Business Alabama Staff
Senator wants to block U.S. Steel sale; Tea room opens in Florence; Alabama’s first...
U.S. Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., wants to stop the $14.1 billion sale of U.S. Steel to a Japanese company
U.S. Steel bought by Japanese company for $14.1B; HPM will oversee program management for...
U.S. Steel, the Pittsburgh-based steel producer with a plant in Birmingham, has been purchased by Japan’s Nippon Steel in a $14.1 billion deal
Historic McCalla bar closes; Tiger Woods’ Popstroke set to open soon in Tuscaloosa; Innovate...
Green Lantern, a McCalla bar that began serving patrons in the 1920s, has closed
Autocar Truck Plant in Birmingham will produce zero-emission trucks using GM fuel cells
Birmingham’s Autocar Truck Plant will begin producing zero-tailpipe-emission trucks in partnership with General Motors beginning in 2026
Redmont Distilling partnering with Atlanta Hawks; Women’s Foundation launches $7.5 million campaign; Dolly Parton...
Birmingham’s Redmont Distilling, which counts Charles Barkley among its owners, is partnering with the Atlanta Hawks
Terry Saban, others launch Saban Center fundraising campaign; Rodney Scott BBQ Alabama location closes,...
The Alabama Commission on Higher Education has approved a $2.12 billion budget for state public higher education institutions
Hotel, office, restaurant development planned for Mobile riverfront
A planned $100 million development will change the face of Mobile’s riverfront, Mayor Sandy Stimpson said at a press conference today.
ACHE approves $2.1 billion budget for higher ed; Birmingham restaurant closing after more than...
The Alabama Commission on Higher Education has approved a $2.12 billion budget for state public higher education institutions
Ground-based Midcourse Defense Interceptor test a success
The test validates the latest configuration of the Boeing-built Ground-based Midcourse Defense interceptor.
Leidos space support vehicle finishes successful demonstration; Activate opens in Birmingham area; Walk-On’s opens...
Huntsville-based Leidos, a science and technology company, recently saw the end of a nearly one-and-a-half-year demonstration of its Lonestar tactical space support vehicle