Business Alabama Magazine

Dubbed an aviation experience center, Flight Works will offer interactive exhibits to lure young people and adults to aviation careers.

With transformed guest rooms, meeting spaces, updated restaurants, spas and grounds, the Grand Hotel now joins a family of 150 one-of-a-kind hotels that champion visionary hospitality.

A listing of where they are, how much they cost and what they would achieve if done

Who's moving up?

Big chunks of Alabama’s infrastructure rate the kind of report card you didn’t want to take home to your parents.

Veterinary Internet ships vet supplies to 38 states and four continents, makes swift adaptations in IT, inventory and marketplaces, and stays a nip ahead of Amazon.

Students from areas including design drafting, machine tool and welding will work on the project through the end of the fall semester.

A permanent solution for dried up road funding includes a gasoline tax increase. But the spark of public support is essential.

In 12 years, the Alabama Scenic River Trails have developed into the longest river trail within one state — 5,300 miles. As tourism infrastructure, it has grown from eight outfitter companies to over 50 — some 300 employees helping to launch and serve paddlers.

Birmingham-based insurer Infinity carved a nationwide niche among big city Hispanics. Bilingual agents and in-house lawyers were keys to a success that led to a $1.6 billion acquisition by Kemper.