Business Alabama Staff
Huntsville plant says it will fight UAW; Sand Mountain retail center leases to Target,...
International Motors, in Huntsville, plans to fight the United Auto Workers' plan to unionize its employees.
UAW files to unionize at Huntsville auto plant; Lewter Distric office building reaches milestone...
The United Auto Workers union has filed a petition with the National Labor Relations Board to represent workers at International Motors in Huntsville.
Mobile airport slated to open in fall 2026
The terminal opening marks the transition of commercial flights from Mobile Regional Airport to the Mobile International Airport (BFM) at Brookley Aeroplex.
SlossTech Ideas Pitch Competition has inaugural winner; Harbert awarded Navy contract; Cocktail-dessert bar opening...
Florida-based Wink Therapeutics has won the $50,000 grand prize in the inaugural SlossTech Ideas Pitch Competition.
Mobile hospital CEO to retire
Jeff St. Clair will leave his post at Springhill Medical Center in August.
New Amtrak Mobile service will start Aug. 18; Edwards company buys Ensley car dealership;...
Amtrak’s Mardi Gras service from Mobile to New Orleans will begin Aug. 18.
Roberson is Montevallo’s interim president; Stewart named to Radio Hall of Fame; Luxury car...
Dr. Terry Roberson, former provost and vice president for academic affairs at the University of Montevallo, has been named interim president following the departure of Dr. John W. Stewart III.
Plan to move FBI National Academy to Alabama is on pause; Hemp retailers sue...
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has put its plan to relocate its National Academy training facility to Huntsville on pause.
Huntsville doubling size of ice sports center; Command Alkon acquires Digital Fleet; Tuscaloosa approves...
The Huntsville City Council has approved a $44.6 million construction contract with ARCO/Murray National Holdings to begin work on an expansion of the Huntsville Ice Sports Center.
AT&T plans layoffs in Huntsville; Hyundai Montgomery plant produces just 14 vehicles for export...
AT&T has announced via the Department of Commerce’s WARN list that it plans to lay off 73 employees in Huntsville.