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At the Intersection of Trains, Trucks, Planes and ShipsExchange between modes of transportation is critical to transportation productivity. Three key intermodal facilities keep goods moving into, out of and over Alabama. |
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Chef Missy MercerExplore two of Alabama’s best restaurants, you find a chef/owner who was the only female on the hot line at Spago, a master baker and a mother of twins with a degree in finance from Auburn. |
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Shaw Industries Finishing $184 Million Alabama UpgradeShaw Industries Group’s flooring plant in Andalusia, which makes fiber used in carpet, has been in the midst of a yearlong upgrade worth $184 million. |
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Auburn a Magnet for International PrecisionGermany’s Berghoff Group chose Auburn for its U.S. precision manufacturing plant because it had the skilled workforce that could hone parts taking 130 hours to perfect. |
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Forest Giant RecapitalizedGeorgia-Pacific feeds on Alabama, the nation’s second largest timberland. The big recession was time for big G-P reinvestment throughout the state. |
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Peco Foods Plans $40M Mississippi PlantTuscaloosa-based chicken processor Peco Foods announced plans in May to open a new $40 million plant in northeast Mississippi to make, store and distribute frozen chicken products. |
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Company Kudos, June 2018A month of achievements in Alabama business |
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Coconut Purveyor Marx Brothers Goes SolarMarx Brothers Inc., a Birmingham company that imports and distributes coconut products, recently installed a rooftop solar system that can generate 35 percent of the company’s annual energy requirements. |
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Homegrown Precision ManufacturingPrecision manufacturing is a rapidly emerging industry in Alabama. But, for Huntsville’s Brown Precision, it’s been emerging for over 30 years. And the company is now strategically expanding to the state’s southern aerospace corridor. |
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Port Angles for Auto TrafficAfter downturns in coal, Alabama’s port bids for autos — landing a $60 million facility planned by two Latin American partners. |
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5 Reasons to Visit Hotel Indigo in Five PointsHotel Indigo, Birmingham’s latest hospitality jewel, opened in April in the city’s original entertainment district, historic Five Points South. |
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Mapping the Peanut MotherboardMapping the genetic universe of the peanut is a global, five-year quest by the Peanut Genome Consortium — an international team of scientists that included Auburn University’s Charles Chen. |
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