Business Alabama Staff
Better Business Bureau warns of Alabama scam involving fake heavy-equipment sales
The Better Business Bureau Serving Central & South Alabama is warning heavy equipment vendors that they may unknowingly be involved in a scam that has already resulted in $1.5 million in losses
RaceTrac will open its first EV charging station in Alabama; Austal building components for...
The convenience store chain RaceTrac has announced its first electric vehicle charging station in the country will be in Oxford
Alabama Launchpad names finalists for Cycle 3 2023
Alabama Launchpad has selected 10 finalists for its Cycle 3 2023 competition. The startups selected will compete for a combined $75,000 at the finale...
Austal starts work on Navy’s final Expeditionary Fast Transport
Austal USA has begun cutting the aluminum for the hull of EPF 16, the final new Expeditionary Fast Transport ship being built for the U.S. Navy.
Birmingham developer planning retail, dining project in Bessemer Birmingham developer Eric Guster says he...
Birmingham developer Eric Guster says he is in the planning stages of a retail and dining project in nearby Bessemer
Bradford Health Services has new CEO
Lisa Evans is the new CEO at Birmingham-based Bradford Health Services
Leidos receives contract extension for more Artemis work; Waverly Advisors expands to Mississippi; Sanders...
Huntsville-based Leidos has received a $14.1 million contract extension from NASA
Highlands College buys property to add residence hall; Providence Hospital officially has new name;...
Birmingham’s Highlands College will add a second on-campus residence hall after a $17.7 million purchase of an Extended Stay America and accompanying property on U.S. 280
Spring Hill College to construct Health and Science Innovation Center
The construction is made possible through a $35 million grant from the Omnibus spending package passed while Sen. Richard Shelby was in office.
Tax initiative will help small businesses; Ohio company opening Birmingham office; Cane Creek has...
A new Alabama tax initiative taking effect Oct. 1 means more than 3,000 small businesses won’t be required to pay a monthly estimated sales tax to the Department of Revenue
