AJC Business News

Bermuda is better known as a vacation retreat than a political hot spot. Yet the island nation is in the midst of a national debate over rewriting a nearly 90-year-old law that spells out who can vote in elections, what the government’s responsibilities are and what falls under the purview of the island’s two municipalities, Hamilton and St.

Delta Air Lines plans to add Chicago O’Hare International Airport to its Shuttle operation from New York, as it seeks to both build strength in the Big Apple and grab a bigger piece of the business travel market in the Windy City.

A bill moving forward in the state Senate would make it harder to appeal permit decisions by the state Department of Natural Resources.

Building a house and restoring a house are not the same thing, just ask John Wieland. The veteran builder has been working on a restoration project in Ansley Park for two years, while his company John Wieland Homes and Neighborhoods has built hundreds of new homes over the same period of time.

WASHINGTON – The government is announcing a recall of some 1.2 million high chairs, saying they pose a fall hazard to children.

A Belgium-based solar energy company announced Thursday that Atlanta will be home for its Americas headquarters serving the Southeast, Canada and Latin America.

Facebook users, there’s a new virus out there, according to multiple media reports. Anti-virus company McAfee Inc.

Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport has again been confirmed as the world’s busiest, but the mix of other airports near the top is changing.

WASHINGTON – The head of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. says the agency will decide soon whether to end a government guarantee for special deposit accounts in banks used by businesses.