Making a Living in Greene County
A photographer’s account of business life in three rural Alabama counties: Part 3, Greene County.
Top Headlines: Managing remote employees, Income tax filing deadline moved
A guide to managing your (newly) remote employees
Although it is always preferable to establish clear remote-work policies and training in advance, in times of...
Woodfin: Birmingham is a City that Leads by Responding to Needs
This is part of a continuing series of commentaries by Alabama business and community leaders about the coronavirus crisis.
Auto Supplier HTNA Expands Alabama Operations
Hayashi Telempu North America plans to expand its operations in Jasper with a $7 million project, creating 19 jobs.
HTNA has been chosen as a...
Alabama Now Qualified for COVID-19 Small Business Relief
On March 21, Governor Kay Ivey announced that Alabama has qualified with the Small Business Administration for Alabama small businesses hit by the coronavirus...
Leadership Changes at KPS Group
KPS Group Inc. has named Donald Simpson president and Hugh Thornton chairman of the board. The Birmingham-based architecture and design firm announced the changes...
Assurance Ramps Up Testing of COVID-19
Birmingham is home to one of only 26 commercial labs in the nation approved to test for COVID-19.
Assurance Scientific Laboratories is a complex R&D...
Superlative Burbs: Spring Hill Village
Gracious homes, a neighborhood icon, a leafy college campus and beautiful churches abound in Mobile’s Spring Hill.
Top Headlines: Reassurance from toilet paper makers, Jefferson County closures ordered
A point of pride: Alabama’s TP makers say they’ve got this
The shelves at the local grocery stores may be empty, but U.S. toilet paper...
Bronner: Could mean economic ‘death spiral,’ but you’ve got to do it
This is the first in a series of commentaries by Alabama business leaders on the coronavirus crisis. Below we hear from David Bronner, CEO of the Retirement Systems of Alabama, from his responses in an interview on March 20.