Georgia Companies

The loans are designed to support a slew of new power generation and transmission grid upgrades as Georgia sees an influx of energy-hungry data centers.

More than 15,000 gallons of jet fuel leaked into the Flint River, which serves as a water source for many downstream communities including Griffin.

Pratt & Whitney recently finished a $206 million expansion in Columbus. At a ribbon-cutting event, the jet engine maker announced another major investment.

The Vinings-based home improvement giant saw its net earnings decline to $14.2 billion in 2025. The results come after Home Depot said it was cutting about 800 corporate jobs.

UPS’ biggest union is still fighting the Sandy Springs-based company’s moves to shrink its driver workforce.

That facility is set to shutter next week on March 2, and all employees are being offered positions elsewhere, a UPS spokesperson confirmed.

The Supreme Court answered one big question about President Trump's tariffs. For Georgians, many other questions remain.

President Donald Trump’s administration is promising Georgia will get a $600 million advanced manufacturing plant as part of a trade agreement with Japan.

Chris Womack, Southern Co.'s CEO, called 2025 an “outstanding” year. Revenues rose but profits were slightly down from 2024 because of higher maintenance and other costs.

Atlantic Station has landed a new anchor tenant after recent retail closures at the project have sparked outcry from some of its residents.