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ULA will figure prominently in future Aremis missions; State invests $22M for Kay Ivey...

United Launch Alliance in Decatur will develop the upper stage for future NASA Artemis missions to the moon.

Dayton T. Brown opens testing facility in Toney; Hartselle company acquires Birmingham company; Titomic...

Dayton T. Brown Inc., based in New York, has opened a 104,000-square-foot testing facility in Toney.

Bessemer data center work continues; Birmingham to buy office tower for $11 million; INFAC opens...

QTS Data Centers is continuing work on its Project Marvel site in Bessemer despite the city’s request to pause

Residents sue over Lowndes County data center deal; Athens Main Street names new executive...

Two residents sued the Lowndes County Commission over its 3-2 vote approving $1.1 billion in abatements for the Project Red Clay data center.

Grant will improve rail infrastructure in Black Belt, on coast; Alabama, 6 other states...

A $27 million federal grant will improve rail infrastructure in the Black Belt and Gulf Coast regions.

Harbert Management acquires power plant; Mobile’s Abe Mitchell dies at 91; Dal-Tile stops production,...

Birmingham-based Harbert Management Corp. has acquired a power plant in Kathleen, Georgia.

Northrop Grumman lands $21 million contract; Jamison named interim head of West Alabama chamber; Executive...

Northrop Grumman, which has a significant presence in Huntsville, has received a $21 million contract from the U.S. Army.

Deeper channel boosts port revenue; State’s skilled trades employment grows; Southern Orthopaedic Surgeons breaks...

The deepening of the Mobile Ship Channel, completed a year ago, helped drive a 20% increase in revenue over last year.

Kontron begins U.S. production of compute platform in Huntsville; 2 Alabama universities on Billboard...

Kontron has begun U.S. production of its rugged VX307H 3U VPX compute platform at its Nextek facility in Huntsville.

Hyundai plans to add 500K vehicles to annual North American production; Anniston receives grant...

Industry website Thomasnet is reporting that Hyundai plans to add 500,000 vehicles per year to its North American production capacity.

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