Business Alabama Staff
State grants $1 million toward Coosa graphite plant
Funds will be used for infrastructure for construction of a graphite processing plant in Kellyton Industrial Park.
Chris Roberts to take Auburn University helm
Chosen after a national search, Chris Roberts will begin serving as president on May 16. Jay Gogue, current president, will retire in June.
CXS, Amtrak feud heats up as hearing nears; Todd Greer named Innovation Portal executive;...
CSX Transportation CEO Jim Foote asked shippers to sign a petition regarding the potential negative impact Amtrak service would have on freight traffic.
Boeing cryogenic fuel tank passes tests at Marshall
Boeing’s linerless cryogenic fuel tank has passed a critical series of tests at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center.
The Park at Owa expands with $70 million water park
Construction is currently underway on the new indoor water park and wave pool, which are expected to open in May.
Alabama Business Hall of Fame seeks nominations
The Alabama Business Hall of Fame, which is housed at the University of Alabama Culverhouse College of Business, is seeking nominations for 2022 inductees.
Alabama legislation would help small businesses; Heersink gifts pave way for UAB, Canadian partnership;...
A legislative package from the Alabama Small Business Commission features tax cuts, tax exemptions, paperwork reductions and more things that would benefit small business employers and employees
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema will open first Alabama location in Birmingham
Alabama Drafthouse Cinema, the Texas-based chain featuring movies, food, drinks and retail, will open its first Alabama location at the Powell Steam Plant development.
EnTech Solutions unveils energy microgrid at Boys & Girls Clubs
EnTech Solutions installed an energy microgrid at the James A. Lane Club in Huntsville, one of the Boys & Girls Clubs of North Alabama locations.
State economy set to grow, UA researchers say
As pandemic wanes, Alabama business expected to see “stellar growth,” led by increased output by the state's manufacturing and service sectors.