Shipt resumes deliveries in downtown BIrmingham; WA Asset Management acquires Georgia company; The Standard opening another location in Vestavia Hills; Nashville company acquires Alabama IT group

Shipt resumes deliveries in Birmingham during World Games

After pausing to evaluate road closures, Shipt says it has resumed deliveries in downtown Birmingham during the World Games. More than 13,000 foreign visitors from 40 countries have come to Birmingham for the Games, which opened Thursday night and run through July 17.  – AL.com

Birmingham’s WA Asset Management acquires Georgia company

Birmingham-based WA Asset Management has acquired Georgia-based BT Wealth Management. BTWM’s 14-person team will join WAAM, which will be renamed in the coming months.  – WA Asset Management

Downtown Birmingham Standard to open in Vestavia Hills

The Standard, a staple of Birmingham’s Pizitz Food Hall, is planning another location in Vestavia Hills. The burger and hot dog spot will open at Vestavia City Center, though no opening date has been set. – Bham Now

Nashville company acquires Alabama IT group

Nashville-based RJ Young, a business technology solutions provider, has acquired Syndesi Solutions, based in Athens. Syndesi specializes in network security, cloud services and IT infrastructure. – Yahoo! Finance