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The Federal Bureau of Investigation has put its plan to relocate its National Academy training facility to Huntsville on pause.

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 has announced via the Department of Commerce’s WARN list that it plans to lay off 73 employees in Huntsville.

Birmingham-based ProAssurance has announced that its stockholders have approved its proposed acquisition by The Doctors Company.

Astrion is one of 12 firms nationwide that will be bidding on contracts under 10-year Space Test Experiments Program 2.0.

Meridian Waste Alabama plans to reopen its construction and demolition waste site in Huntsville.

ArcelorMittal has acquired Nippon Steel Corp.’s interest in AM/NS Calvert.

Pittsburgh-based U.S. Steel has finalized its merger with Japanese company Nippon Steel.

Doug Adams is the President of Adams, a multi-generational industrial automation and fluid power solutions company that has spent over 60 years serving manufacturers across the Southeastern United States. Under his leadership, Adams has evolved from a trusted distributor into a strategic solutions partner for customers tackling complex challenges in reliability and automation.

Bessemer’s planning and zoning commission on Tuesday declined to vote on a $14 billion data center project proposed by Logistics Land Investment.