Jobs and Economy

Almost 30% of poll respondents — and nearly identical shares of men and women — rated inflation and cost of living concerns as the “most important issue facing Georgia today.”

Georgia Ports dockworkers along with others along the East Coast and Gulf Coast have reached a tentative labor deal, averting a potential strike.

Bartow County's sole commissioner approved rezoning and other amendments Wednesday to establish a 500-acre mining quarry within the former Pine Log Wildlife Management Area.

Amazon said Tuesday it plans to spend at least $11 billion on new data center capacity in metro Atlanta.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has been tabbed to help lead a bipartisan coalition of U.S. mayors focused on addressing climate change.

The S&P 500 grew overall by more than 23% in the past year, while the Dow grew by more than 12%

Georgia and national economies appeared to have stuck the soft landing in 2024, but will that continue in 2025?

The debate over how to balance public access to Georgia's waterways and private property rights has heated up in recent years.

After a brief stint in the suburbs, one of the country’s largest cancer-fighting charities has its offices back in Atlanta and wants everyone to notice.

The Atlanta metro added jobs in retail, transportation and health care in November, but the jobless rate remained steady at 3.5%.