Business Alabama Magazine

The University of Alabama at Birmingham Monday opened a 134-bed, $156.7 million inpatient rehabilitation pavilion.

The final steel girders have been placed on the new Gulf Shores bridge.

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.

A low rate might look like a win—but is it really? Here’s how smart businesses evaluate real estate deals beyond just dollars per square foot.

The choice between leasing and buying isn’t just about cost, it’s about aligning your real estate strategy with your company’s growth, flexibility, and long-term value.

Birmingham has agreed to extend its lease to the Birmingham Airport Authority from 2045 to 2070.

Takkion, a Wyoming company that works with clean energy services, will lease the 2.9 million-square-foot former Goodyear industrial site in Gadsden.

Businesses in towns like Piedmont and Elkmont attract trail travelers inside to shop and dine.

Birmingham has agreed to extend its lease to the Birmingham Airport Authority from 2045 to 2070.

Donitha Griffin, an alumna of Wallace Community College-Selma who has worked there for more than three decades, has been named president of the college