Theodore’s Water and Waste Specialties acquired; Cadence, BancorpSouth merger complete; Buc-ee’s to break ground...
Hawkins Inc., a specialty chemical and ingredients company based in Minnesota, has acquired Water and Waste Specialties, a Theodore-based company that serves customers throughout Alabama.
Podcast: Robins & Morton’s Liz Swack on recruitment and retention of a qualified workforce
Liz Swack is recruiting manager for the construction company whose Be a True Builder brand is geared toward recruitment
Autocar celebrates 124 years in operation
North America’s oldest truck brand, Autocar, is celebrating its 124th year of manufacturing.
The company that currently makes Class 7 and Class 8 severe-duty vocational...
Banking in the blood: A family of bankers in Red Bay
Brad Bolton, of Community Spirit Bank in Red Bay, is chairman-elect of the Independent Community Bankers of America.
Governor gives innovation grants; Judge orders end to Warrior Met picketing; Alabama receives...
Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded $4.85 million to five universities and a research institution to encourage research into innovations.
CORE formed to improve diversity, equity, inclusion in real estate
A new effort launched by a University of Alabama real estate research, education and outreach center seeks to improve diversity, equity and inclusion in...
Faulkner University president stepping down
Faulkner University President Mike Williams has announced that he is stepping down from his position effective May 6, 2022, to become president at Harding...
Historical Alabama: Bankhead Lock and Dam
In this photo from 1914, a pulley lifts a large rock during the construction of the Bankhead Lock and Dam on the Black Warrior...
Mobile developer closes $92 million FedEx deal; Missouri software provider plans purchase of Alabama...
Mobile-based Saad Development Corp. has closed on 7.5 acres in Gunnison, Colorado, paving the way for a $9.2 million FedEx distribution center.
Harold Sumerford Jr. new president of American Trucking Associations board
Harold Sumerford Jr., CEO of J&M Tank Lines in Birmingham, has been elected president of the American Trucking Associations’ board of directors.