Business Alabama Staff
1st Edge wins $9.7 million space and missile defense contract
1st Edge, a Huntsville firm specializing in artificial intelligence, software development, data visualization and air and missile defense systems, has been awarded a $9.7...
Drive Electric Alabama launched to educate state about electric vehicles
Drive Electric Alabama, a new initiative of the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs, is designed to raise awareness of and to advocate for the adoption of electric vehicles in Alabama.
Austal teams with SSAB on steel ship construction
Austal USA has contracted with Alabama steel producer SSAB to provide the steel that will be used in the U.S. Navy’s Towing, Salvage and...
Birmingham, Mastercard and Urban Impact announce #BuyBlackBham campaign
Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin today announced a partnership with Mastercard and Urban Impact to create #BuyBlackBham to support Black-owned businesses during the holidays.
Historic Alabama: December 2021
Founded in 1904, Steward Machine, a multi-generation family-owned business based in Birmingham, offers custom manufacturing, fabrication, machining, painting, inspection and shipping.
Silver Ships named Mobile area Small Business of the Year
Silver Ships Inc. has been named the Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year.
Austal USA awarded $72.5 million maintenance contract
Austal USA LLC has been awarded a $72.5 million firm-fixed price contract for emergent repair and continuous maintenance of littoral combat ships deployed to...
Tech groups meet in Montgomery; Whataburger continues Alabama expansion; Fob James Law Firm opens...
The Alabama Collective will focus on minority tech talent and entrepreneurs during a conversation today at Central in the Alley in Montgomery.
Smith & Co. will open $2.6 million facility in Birmingham
Smith & Co., a precision CNC machining startup, will invest $2.56 million to open a facility in Birmingham.
EV production at Hyundai on schedule; Petition circulating to bring sausage rolls back; Flatbed...
Chung Euisun, chairman of Hyundai Motor Group, said in Korea Monday that planned production of electronic vehicles at the company’s Montgomery plant is on schedule but “it will certainly not be next year.”