Service, Rebranding Mark Jackson Thornton’s Centennial Year
Jackson Thornton kicked off its “100 Years | 100 Acts of Service” to benefit Rise Against Hunger by using its 200-plus team members to pack more than 34,000 meals.
Top Headlines: Gas tax hike proposal looms, Huntsville business community growth
Ivey expected to announce gas tax hike proposal tomorrow
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey is expected to announce a gas tax proposal this week as infrastructure...
Mercedes-Benz Changes Alabama Leadership Team
Mercedes-Benz U.S. International is getting new leadership, as CEO Jason Hoff takes on a new role in Stuttgart, Germany.
Top Headlines: Honda shifts overseas production, GOP leadership urges gas tax hike
Honda shifting production from overseas to North America
Honda has confirmed the United States and Canada stand to benefit from its decision to close its only...
Who Owns Alabama’s Forests?
Who are the typical timberland owners in Alabama? Are the small landowners in it for investment or recreation? For some insights, we spoke with Stephen Burdette, a registered forester with American Forest Management's office in Prattville.
Top Headlines: Turner Construction completes JSU project, New Tuscaloosa music festival
Birmingham Business Alliance President Hilson to leave in March
The president and CEO of the Birmingham Business Alliance is stepping down from his post effective...
What Are Your Prospects for an Industrial Coup?
Insights from a top site selection expert include:
Foreign direct investment in the U.S. is hot.
Time frames are shorter than ever.
Small towns can land spinoffs from big cities.
Opioid addiction downgrades Alabama's workforce.
Top Headlines: Concrete plant opening in Huntsville, New leadership at Honda
Concrete plant to open near Mazda Toyota site in Huntsville
A concrete plant is opening this week near the construction site of the planned Mazda...
Career Notes, February 2019
Who's moving up?
Benchmark Changes in This Year’s Fed Income Taxes
Dr. Kerry Inger, who specializes in financial accounting and corporate taxation in Auburn University’s Harbert College of Business, highlights the most significant changes of "the most significant tax reform since 1986."