Georgia Companies

The winners of the Public Service Commission general elections this fall will determine the balance of power at the utility regulator, which sets Georgia Power’s rates.

Home Depot grew its sales in the first quarter even as consumers wrestle with elevated costs and broader uncertainty.

Atlanta is faring better than most World Cup host cities in terms of hotel bookings, an industry group says. But broadly, the "economic lift may fall short of expectations."

Hermeus is developing unmanned aircraft for the U.S. military and its allies.

Atlanta real estate firm 26th Street Partners is adding more popular intown Atlanta shops and restaurants to its portfolio, this time in Virginia-Highland.

PBS Aerospace in Roswell is already racking up military contracts, especially as conflicts in Gaza, Iran and Ukraine fuel munitions spending.

The suspension of the Georgia fuel tax will save motorists 33 cents a gallon on gasoline and 37 cents per gallon on diesel.

Georgia’s data center surge is forcing new power lines, sparking homeowner backlash and eminent domain concerns in Fayette, Coweta and beyond.

The Jacuzzi facility primarily makes bathtubs, which a company spokesperson said have fallen out of favor with consumers.

Since General Dynamics acquired Gulfstream 27 years ago, things have been “supercharged,” CEO Mark Burns said.