Business Industry

As big banks continue to buy out small ones, a new generation of community banks is finding a niche by providing more personalized service. And some of the banks are paying their investors handsome returns – quickly.

Winding down west Georgia roads at speeds of up to 85 mph, the Seventh Annual Heart and Soul of Georgia Bus Tour was an exhilarating whirl of country charm, progressive ideas and Southern-style civic pride that rambled from Douglasville to…

More and more Georgia credit unions have been merging and consolidating, a trend likely to increase in the face of pressure to grow and be more competitive.

Prospects are good for auto parts manufacturers and food processors. Retail sales are on the rise, and the outlook for health service providers is bright.

Nearly all of us will encounter severe illness at the end of our lives. As the population ages and costs escalate, health-care providers and patients will have to look at end-of-life care in new ways. And it starts with the conversation nobody wants to have.

More and more nonprofits are turning to program managers to oversee construction budgets, handle zoning issues, keep building projects on schedule and generally serve as owner’s advocate.