Georgia

Sports Business

NASCAR team Stewart-Haas Racing plans up to 323 layoffs in Kannapolis, N.C. as it shuts down

Hundreds of layoffs are planned in Kannapolis as Stewart-Haas Racing shuts down and the organization rebrands. Stewart-Haas Racing notified the N.C. Department of Commerce

Manufacturing

Made in Georgia: Charting the state’s manufacturing boom

The Atlanta Business Chronicle will gather leaders in manufacturing and economic development for its first-ever Made in Georgia event. Made in Georgia/Building

Commercial Real Estate

Construction falls to lowest level in almost a decade; trophy office space gets more expensive

It has been almost a decade since Atlanta’s construction pipeline for office buildings was this slow. It’s putting a premium on new, trophy

Electric Vehicles

Hyundai is racing to open its giant EV plant in Georgia. Suppliers are racing too

REGISTER, Ga. — Six miles outside this South Georgia town without a stoplight, robotic machinery outnumbers the farmers who live nearby. An

Commercial Real Estate

‘Ultimate vision’ of Centennial Yards in downtown Atlanta persists through changing times

The vision for Centennial Yards, the multibillion-dollar project poised to transform downtown Atlanta’s Gulch, is starting to come into finer focus. Six

Labor

Georgia ports face choppy business seas as strike threat looms

SAVANNAH ― The Georgia Ports Authority’s Griff Lynch works in the maritime shipping industry, so boat metaphors come naturally to him. The CEO describes

Technology

Investor plans 1.2 million-square-foot data center in Henry County, Ga.

A land investment firm is pitching a second data center project in Henry County. Red Wolf DCD Properties LLC proposed a 1.2

Georgia

New details revealed about Microsoft’s $1.8B data center near Atlanta

State paperwork sheds some new light on a future Microsoft data center campus — one of the largest projects on Atlanta’s Southside.

Commercial Real Estate

Return-to-office mandates help boost Atlanta area visits, but availability rates remain at historic levels

These days, your work elevator probably feels a bit more crowded. Your office landlord couldn’t be happier about it. Atlanta saw in-office

Manufacturing

Waynesboro, Ga. lands $28 million investment from European manufacturer

The state of Georgia landed a landmark manufacturing investment that illustrates rapidly increasing demand for power. European company Ritz Instrument Transformer plans

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