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The $18 million facility will house a sales center and warehouse space.

Diagnosed with ADHD and a learning disability, Savanna Johnson once doubted her ability to succeed in school. But everything changed when she enrolled at Southern Union State Community College. With the support of dedicated instructors and a scholarship that opened new doors, she found the confidence and skills to earn her engineering degree from Auburn—and now thrives in a career she loves.

The new 59,000-square-foot facility will host live equipment demonstrations and support production capabilities.

Neezo Studios, based in Toronto, Canada, has opened its first U.S. headquarters in Birmingham.

The University of Alabama at Birmingham held a ribbon-cutting today for Frances and Miller Gorrie Hall

Kimberly-Clark is adding a production line that will make hygiene products.

Two Alabama companies – Birmingham-based Regions Bank and Vulcan Materials – are once again on the Fortune 500 list of corporations ranked by revenue.

Allen Media Broadcasting is exploring selling its 28 television stations, including two in Alabama.

At least two Alabama operations will lose funding as part of the termination of $3.7 billion Biden-era Energy Department awards for new technologies to lower emissions.

Gordon, as president and CEO of TechBirmingham, is guiding Birmingham's tech growth with a vision rooted in community, equity and storytelling.