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North Carolina lands Toyota battery plant; UA cubesat will launch in January; Miles College...
Toyota said Monday it will build a $1.3 billion battery plant, employing 1,750 people, in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Alabama Farmers Federation marks 100 years; Fort Payne company acquired; Tuscaloosa’s Midtown Village acquired
The Alabama Farmers Federation, a statewide force in agriculture, lobbying and insurance, is marking its 100th anniversary.
Birmingham a top 2022 destination; UNA MBA program named for Lyons; Two companies on...
Birmingham is on the list of 22 places in the world to visit in 2022, according to Conde Nast Traveler.
Construction team picked for Mobile airport terminal; Oakbridge Insurance comes to Alabama; Drax plans...
Mississippi-based Jesco and Mobile’s Volkert Inc. are part of the team selected Wednesday by the Mobile Airport Authority to serve as lead contractor for the $252 million commercial airline terminal at the Mobile Aeroplex at Brookley.
Walkout staged at Wayne Farms; New surgery center opens in Auburn; Carvana holding job...
More than 40 employees walked off the job at Wayne Farms in Albertville, protesting for better pay and treatment by management.
New union vote at Amazon; Canadian company contracts for state K-12 testing; Athens Christian...
A regional office of the National Labor Relations Board has ordered a new union election at the Amazon warehouse in Bessemer.
State retirees could get $300 bonus; BlueHalo awarded $30 million contract; Cook wins top...
The Alabama Legislature will consider a bill next year that would give state retirees a one-time bonus of at least $300.
Tech groups meet in Montgomery; Whataburger continues Alabama expansion; Fob James Law Firm opens...
The Alabama Collective will focus on minority tech talent and entrepreneurs during a conversation today at Central in the Alley in Montgomery.
Ohio-based Gregory Industries building plant in Athens; Alabama-built Hyundai SUV will be movie star;...
Ohio-based Gregory Industries, which makes highway safety and other roll form steel products, will spend $30 million to build a 325,000-square-foot plant in Athens.
EV production at Hyundai on schedule; Petition circulating to bring sausage rolls back; Flatbed...
Chung Euisun, chairman of Hyundai Motor Group, said in Korea Monday that planned production of electronic vehicles at the company’s Montgomery plant is on schedule but “it will certainly not be next year.”