Jim Burress

The Department of Justice is talking with American Airlines and US Airways about possibly lifting its anti-trust action.

Pending housing starts are disappointing and industrial production is up. Business spending was less than expected last week.

As cities move from carpool lanes to toll lanes to ease highway congestion, one Atlanta group points to the uneven benefits of the plan.

The AFL-CIO votes on whether to broaden membership to include non-union workers and even other organizations.

How Georgia is on the forefront of pushing equity crowdfunding. It's like Kickstarter, except that regular folk can invest in -- not just donate to -- a small, private company.

Sometimes the government has to kick in to convince developers to reclaim "brownfield" sites. The EPA says it's developed a good partnership in Atlanta.

Over the last decade, Georgia State University has created a winning formula to boost graduation rates.

A Waffle House restaurant in a rough Atlanta neighborhood adds a surcharge for a security guard.

These days, you have a better chance of getting into Harvard than you do of becoming a flight attendant.

More parents are turning to college financial planners for advice on how to pay for college.