Candy Acclaim
Alabamians do not observe holidays with “visions of sugar plums” dancing in their heads. Candy, yes — but chocolate has replaced those...
Alabama Home Prices Stagnant; Rest of Nation Sees Increases
While most of the nation enjoyed rising home prices — up 5 percent on average from September 2011 to September 2012 — Alabama’s...
The Physics of Life's Work
Huntsville’s Jim Hudson is a world leader in the field of genetics, but he got his scientific business start when his father...
Corporate War Stories
When rectifying wrongs in civil cases, sometimes it’s about defending the little guy and sometimes it’s about defending corporations. Alabama’s corporate defense...
Traction in the New Age of Commercial Real Estate
“Traction in the New Age of Commercial Real Estate” is the theme for the annual conference (ACREcon) for the Alabama Center for Real...
Creative Giving
Huntsville Techs Leverage Charities with ESOP Option By Nancy Mann Jackson When Dynetics, a Huntsville-based engineering and technology company, became...
Filling the News Void
Where do you turn if you live in Birmingham and can’t stand the loss of your daily print newspaper? Maybe turn west toward...
Yes to Incentives; Brighter Outlook for Schools
Alabama voters approved one of the largest bond issue programs in the nation on election day, second highest of all that were...
Three Hospitals Closing
Birmingham, Mobile and Clanton are all losing hospitals — all for different reasons. In Birmingham, Cooper Green Mercy is in...
ThyssenKrupp Wants More For Mills
German steelmaker ThyssenKrupp wants to sell its new mills in Alabama and Brazil, which are losing money, but — hoping to...