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Shelby County data center campus leases space in $1.1 billion deal; Clean-water facility opens...
California-based DigiPower X will lease space at a new data center campus under construction in Shelby County.
Lankford named American Family Care president; Huntsville defense tech firm will expand; Alabama workers...
Birmingham-based urgent care provider American Family Care has named Rhett Lankford as its new president.
Work begins on Sports Illustrated resort; Rocket City Aviation expands to Pryor Field; Red...
Construction on a $150 million Sports Illustrated resort will begin this week in Tuscaloosa.
Johnston appointed Montevallo president; Gulf Shores airport celebrates first year; Wheeler adding waterfowl sanctuary
Michelle R. Johnston has been selected as the next president of the University of Montevallo.
StoneX expanding Birmingham office; Space & Rocket Center names new CEO; U.S. Steel cites...
Financial services group StoneX Group, based in New York, is expanding its Birmingham office.
Auburn industrial site sells for $19.5 million; Intracoastal Waterway Bridge opens in Gulf Shores;...
An Auburn industrial site most recently the home of medtech company SiO2 has sold for $19.5 million.
Tuberville, Jones win gubernatorial primaries; Leasing at Huntsville development begins; Former UA president sole...
Republican Tommy Tuberville and Democrat Doug Jones handily won their primaries on Tuesday and will now meet in the general election to determine Alabama’s next governor.
Rodney Scott surprised by Pihakis closures; Alabama city on best to live in US...
Rodney Scott, namesake of Rodney Scott’s BBQ, says he was surprised by the recent closure of his restaurants in Charleston and Atlanta.
Mentone among South’s ‘most relaxing’ towns; Toney will get new fire station; Doughnut shop...
WorldAtlas has named Mentone one of its nine Most Relaxing Southern United States Towns.
Hibbett parent closing 175 stores; USA Health shutting down Providence labor and delivery unit;...
JD Sports Fashion, the parent company of Birmingham-based Hibbett Sporting Goods, is closing 175 stores over the next three years.