Deborah Storey
Alabama’s insurance agents help prepare clients for when trouble strikes
The appropriate policy can mitigate damages from issues like employee harassment, loss of income after a disaster and even check fraud.
The AI Reckoning: Companies that skip legal guardrails now are taking a gamble
Companies can expose themselves to legal, security and compliance risks if policies aren't in place regarding AI use in the workplace.
Alabama bankers worry that stablecoins could undermine traditional banking
Local bankers are advocating for regulation regarding stablecoins.
Power Players: Utilities provide the power that draws new industry
Three of the biggest players in bringing new business to the state are Alabama Power, PowerSouth and the Tennessee Valley Authority.
Nova Bank was built for relationships over scale
A de novo bank, Huntsville-based Nova Bank opened two years ago.
New company helps prepare workers for their golden years
PHASE Into Retirement focuses on more than the bank balance to prepare workers for the next phase of their lives.
Birmingham firm rethinks warranty accounting
The Kerper Bowron Method replaces the standard aggregate earning curves with month-by-month likely cash-flow projections for each service contract.
Titomic and UAH collaborate on cold-spray technology
A one-year grant from Titomic to the University of Alabama in Huntsville is aimed at improving the design of the company's cold spray technology.
Inside Alabama’s credit union movement
Being a good neighbor is a core concept of credit unions, guiding the services and community outreach the institutions provide.
Alabama company targets cancer drugs
Score Pharma hopes its technique can make good cancer drugs even better.