Business Alabama Magazine

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.

Challenge yourself with the May 2025 Alabiz Quiz featuring Alabama business-related puzzlers from the past.

A niche of Rogers & Willard is historic restoration — complicated projects that save old buildings from the wrecking ball.

Shipbuilder Birdon has begun work in its Bayou La Batre shipyard on the first of a series of Waterways Commerce Cutters for the U.S. Coast Guard. 

The future USNS Billy Frank Jr. — the first steel ship constructed at Austal USA in downtown Mobile — took to the water this week.

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.

One valve swap could save Alabama manufacturers tens of thousands a year—learn how.

2D and 3D vision systems are helping Alabama manufacturers catch defects faster, cut costs, and improve product quality.