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Brewton manufacturer will close; Birmingham church wants to buy former hospital campus; Hot chicken...
Grede Manufacturing, which has been in Brewton since 1976, will close its facility there.
Carnival will restore Mobile year-round operations; FabArc completes steel structure for Texas facility; Fifth...
Carnival Cruise Line will reinstitute a year-round schedule out of Mobile beginning in spring 2027.
Trump tariffs hit big, small Alabama businesses; McWane Science Center has new CEO; New...
Though there’s still confusion about the effects of tariffs levied by the Trump administration, some Alabama businesses are already feeling the effects.
Four Star Freightliner opens Georgiana location; Longtime Orange Beach restaurant closes; Venerable Tuscaloosa restaurant...
Montgomery-based Four Star Freightliner has opened an eighth location, its fourth in Alabama, in Georgiana.
Poarch Indians now own Birmingham Race Course; Oakwood University has new president; AmFirst plans...
The sale of the Birmingham Race Course to the Poarch Creek Indians has been finalized
Alabama company lays off 165; TVA names new CEO; Former AMC theater will be...
AlaTrade Foods, based in Phenix City, is laying off 165 employees, according to Alabama’s WARN list.
Spirit adds Birmingham to Detroit flights; Troy launching science and engineering college; Gulf Shores...
Twice weekly Spirit Airlines nonstop flights between Birmingham and Detroit will begin on June 13 and can be booked now.
Alabama had $3.5 billion in foreign investment in 2024; ULA Vulcan rocket certified for...
Alabama had capital investment of $3.5 billion from companies in 17 countries in 2024, according to the Department of Commerce.
Samford business dean stepping down; Winn-Dixie closing 4 Alabama stores; Regions on ‘exceptional workplace’...
Chad Carson, dean of Samford University’s Brock School of Business for 14 years, will step down effective June 30.
ALDOT breaks with bayway contractor; Huntsville airport upgrades concourse connector; Waverly Advisors acquires Baltimore...
The Alabama Department of Transportation and the Mobile Bayway Constructors team are parting ways on the $3.5 billion Mobile River Bridge and Bayway project.