Jean Marie Richardson's clients now include Madison Square Garden, the Atlanta Falcons and the Atlanta Hawks. Today, she has a 30-person staff, 17 investors and over 5,500 customers.

Calendly, an Atlanta-based cloud scheduling platform, is now valued at more than $3 billion.

Former Home Depot executive Carol Tomé will be the next CEO of UPS, making her one of the highest profile female chief executives in the country.

The group's Skinny DeVille, Fish Scales and 808 Blake sat down with Atlanta Business Chronicle to discuss their latest collaboration with Monday Night Brewing, The Humdinger, an Imperial Rye Stout...

Chelsea Freeman, the wife of Atlanta Braves star Freddie Freeman, recently launched her own gameday-inspired clothing line.

State Farm Arena continues to receive praise following its $192 million renovation.

King is the daughter of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. and a global thought leader and speaker.

It's no surprise owner Pinky Cole has her eyes set on a third location in Georgia, as the restaurant has swiftly become a national phenomenon and celebrity hotspot.

Bar Vegan will operate on the second floor of Ponce City Market's Central Food Hall.

The vote follows recent statements by district attorneys from metro Atlanta counties, including Fulton and DeKalb, that they would not prosecute pursuant to the state legislation known as HB 481.

Google, Microsoft and Tesla are all expanding or looking at expanding in Atlanta. And no market in Atlanta is absorbing more office space this year than Midtown.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. is making a big play to increase capital and training for minority and female entrepreneurs in Atlanta’s inner cities.

Clark Atlanta University, Spelman College and Morehouse College get $90 million from investment firms to establish a pipeline of workers for finance sector.

Emory has bumped Delta out of the No. 1 spot on Atlanta Business Chronicle's list of Atlanta's 25 largest employers, a spot Delta has held since 1991.

Thomas is a finalist for the Allied Health Professional award in the 2019 Health Care Heroes Awards sponsored by Atlanta Business Chronicle.

Beatriz Rodriguez is a Top Diversity and Inclusion Officer honoree in Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 2019 Diversity and Inclusion Awards.

"By forging a more resilient, sustainable, and equitable infrastructure, Georgia stands to lead the nation in Building Back Better than ever before," write Keith Mason and Amol Naik.

The company is scheduled to make a formal announcement at a Veterans Day celebration on event on Nov. 9 at the Home Depot BackYard next to the Mercedes Benz Stadium.

Billionaire Tony Ressler says Gov. Brian Kemp violated his campaign pledge to be pro-business.

A local television network is turning a former school in Southwest Atlanta into a new studio, incubator and training facility to help grow its content pipeline and train the next generation of...

Pinky Cole is expanding her popular Slutty Vegan brand outside Georgia.

The Department of Transportation has unveiled a new rule that aims to give small businesses a better chance to compete for a piece of the $1.5 trillion infrastructure plan. Transportation Secretary...

Developer says project would shine a spotlight on the historic Sweet Auburn district after years of being overlooked by investors.

The Department of Transportation has unveiled a new rule that aims to give small businesses a better chance to compete for a piece of the $1.5 trillion infrastructure plan. Transportation Secretary...

The new leader joins RCIE with more than a decade of leadership experience in the non-profit and economic empowerment space.

The awards, which celebrate African-American achievement music, movies, television and sports, have been held in Los Angeles for 16 years.

Never say never, but Georgia’s situation is very different from Texas.

BET+ is aimed at African-American audiences. It will be the official home of Atlanta-based media mogul Tyler Perry’s collected works across film, TV and stage.

The Bell Buildings at 25-27 Auburn Avenue would be renovated to house the National Institute for Student Success.

Emory has bumped Delta out of the No. 1 spot on Atlanta Business Chronicle's list of Atlanta's 25 largest employers, a spot Delta has held since 1991.

Nguyen is a member of the 2018 class of 40 Under Forty honorees.

The Atlanta Housing Authority will work in a public-private partnership with developer McCormick Baron Salazar "to create an amenity rich 239-unit mixed-use, mixed-income residential community."

Two years after buying the property, “We are just now prepared to start coming in and getting tenants," says T. Scott Smith, president of South Carolina-based developer WRS Inc.

Atlanta is one of six markets included in a new tech partnership meant to speed delivery of surplus food to donation centers like churches or shelters.

Grady High School’s Jordan Thomas won the debate competition, which featured students from around the world.

Former Atlanta mayor and U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young is the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award in the 2020 Atlanta Business Chronicle Diversity and Inclusion Awards.

An Atlanta organization is launching a $438 million plan to produce thousands of affordable housing units over the next five years, the largest effort yet for a metro nonprofit and one that highlig...

Meet Morgan Shaw Parker, the new president of Atlanta Dream.

'We’re trying to figure out how to personalize higher education en-masse,' GSU President Mark Becker said.

On June 28, Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Phil W. Hudson sat down with Michael Render, better known by his stage name Killer Mike, one-half of the hip-hop duo Run The Jewels.

Atlanta’s hip-hop “King” will discuss “closing prison doors and opening doors of opportunity” with CNN commentator and The Dream Corps President Van Jones in Atlanta Aug. 2.

The contractor will perform the work on the C-5M Galaxy system in Marietta, Ga.

Google is close to announcing a major expansion of its Atlanta office that will put hundreds of workers on the top floors of a new Midtown tower.

“We acknowledge there are issues that must be addressed with meaningful solutions, however, we believe the city is strongest when it is united as a single destination for our tourism and convention...

Clark Atlanta University, Spelman College and Morehouse College get $90 million from investment firms to establish a pipeline of workers for finance sector.

UPS launched its fifth-annual “Wishes Delivered” marketing campaign, a global initiative to spread goodwill and inspiration to individuals in the communities we serve.

Homelessness has declined significantly in Atlanta, but aggressive panhandling has worsened recently downtown, drawing concern from hotel managers.

The Village Market ATL canceled its marketplace in March amid the pandemic. But eight months later, opened a store at Ponce City Market to showcase products from 25 Black-owned businesses.

Announcing the results of its profit share total on Valentine's Day has become an annual tradition for Delta, and 2019 is the fifth consecutive year Delta's profit sharing exceeded $1 billion.

As tens of millions of people watched the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing featuring Christine Blasey Ford's testimony about her alleged assault by Kavanaugh, Ford kept a bottle of Coca-Cola close...

A new LendingTree analysis looks at the largest gain in businesses with at least $1 million in revenue from 2014 to 2016.

TireHub, a joint venture between The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. and Bridgestone Americas Inc., will be headquartered in a 30,000 square foot office at One Ravinia. The headquarters will employ 150.

Gov. Nathan Deal made official the news first reported by Atlanta Business Chronicle that the social media behemoth picked metro Atlanta for its ninth U.S. data center.

The physical campus will be located in Atlanta at the Atlanta University Center.

Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX) will lease 85,000 square feet in Midtown, though a location was not revealed during this morning's meeting at Invest Atlanta.

A 76-year-old building in bad shape is poised to become a mixed-use project near MARTA's Five Points station. Atlanta officials are wrapping up the process of assembling the land for it.

Developer says project would shine a spotlight on the historic Sweet Auburn district after years of being overlooked by investors.

The MARTA board is due to vote Sept. 6 on the largest expansion of rail service in the transit system’s history.

Six University of Georgia schools and colleges rose in U.S. News & World Report’s latest rankings of the nation’s best graduate schools – one of the strongest showings by UGA in the history of the...

State Farm Arena became Atlanta's third professional sporting venue to receive an LEED classification.

An annual CBRE report also looks at which markets did the best job of maintaining the depth of their talent pools.

Atlanta has been named as one of this year’s best cities to found a startup.

Atlanta's putting its own flavors into its emerging tech ecosystem, and Bay Area folks are taking notice.

"We have made incredible strides toward our goal of becoming the first zero-waste venue in sports and live entertainment," said State Farm Arena CEO Steve Koonin.

Sales for fiscal 2017 hit $100.9 billion, up from $94.6 billion for fiscal 2016, $88.5 billion for 2015 and $83.2 billion for 2014.

The project could include a 300-key hotel, hundreds of residential units and commercial space next to the Bankhead MARTA station and the future Westside Park at Bellwood Quarry.

"We are excited to have an opportunity to pursue the largest sporting event in the world, and look forward to working with the Untied Bid Committee and our partners here in Atlanta," Dan Corso,...