While much of Atlanta’s business community focuses on the city’s booming technology sector, logistics giants, and Fortune 500 headquarters, another homegrown success story has been quietly reshaping a niche corner of the financial services industry. Ty J. Young Wealth Management, headquartered in Atlanta, recently completed its 45th acquisition, cementing
In the beginning, the founder of an independent education program usually does everything. They teach the lessons, answer every question, handle the logistics, and hold the entire experience together through personal effort. William Brown’s work examines what happens next, when a program grows beyond what one person can sustain
Highline Warren, an American distributor of automotive aftermarket and cleaning products, is investing $170 million in a new logistics and operations center in McDonough, Governor Brian Kemp’s office announced on July 14. The multi-year project will create 160 new jobs in Henry County and position the facility as a
Since its founding in 1987, Out On Film has grown from a grassroots effort to bring LGBTQ+ films to Atlanta into one of the world’s most respected LGBTQ+ film festivals. Under the leadership
The startup financing market in 2026 contains more genuine options than most new business owners have been told about and more limitations than most lender marketing materials acknowledge. The honest picture is somewhere
Getting a same-day business loan with bad credit requires a specific approach that most business owners with credit challenges have never been shown. The approach exists, it can work for qualifying businesses, and
By: Emily Parker Tom Arnold has led breach investigations involving more than 7,000 servers. He has testified before the U.S. Senate and House on cybersecurity legislation. He sits on the steering committee for
One reason his pieces often read as broader commentary than expected is that the Malaysia-based entrepreneur keeps returning to a question that affects more than his own ventures. The question is what expertise
The Atlanta City Council unanimously passed Ordinance 26-O-1396 on July 7, enacting a 180-day moratorium on the construction of new self-storage facilities across the city. Sponsored by District 9 Councilmember Dustin Hillis, the
By: Alexa Avenson Authors pop the champagne when the bestseller badge lands and then spend the next several months quietly panicking as the numbers crater and the inbox goes cold. The launch height
Machine Investment Group and Lionshead Capital Partners have acquired the Atlanta Airport Marriott, a 641-room full-service hotel adjacent to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, from the Pennsylvania Public School Employees’ Retirement System. The joint
By: ES Savannah Most conversations about organizational culture happen at the wrong level of abstraction. They happen in the register of values and vision and engagement scores, and they stop before reaching the
By: Christian Cooper Some lessons arrive with fanfare. Others sneak in through the most boring job you’ve ever had. John Berra’s defining lesson came from the second kind. Early in his career at
Metro Atlanta added a series of corporate headquarters relocations across the first half of 2026, drawing technology, healthcare, and manufacturing companies into the region as firms consolidate operations near Georgia’s talent base and
In today’s publishing world, your book is only part of your story. Before a reader buys your book, before a reviewer covers it, and before a media outlet features you, one of their
Finishing a manuscript is a major milestone, but it is rarely the final step before publication. Between a completed draft and a polished book ready for readers, there are two essential stages many
Federal government employees handle a wide range of essential functions. During their careers, they will build knowledge about the workings of government agencies, the laws and regulations that may affect government work, and
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – Bright Field Publishing LLC, a full-service book publishing company with decades of experience supporting authors through the publishing journey, today announced the launch of its author website design services. The
Stone Mountain Park will stage the largest Fourth of July production in its history this week, running a six-night Fantastic Fourth Celebration from July 1 through July 6 that anchors a packed Independence
. The watchmaking industry has been increasingly dependent on materials science to produce watches that satisfy unique client demands through global supply chains for OEMs and ODMs. Despite the continued dominance of stainless
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens signed an executive order establishing a temporary citywide moratorium on new self-storage facility developments to safeguard vital land for affordable housing and grocery stores. This directive halts building and
As alcohol and substance use disorders continue to climb across the state, one network is answering the call with medically supervised, evidence-based care. ATLANTA, Ga. — Georgia is in the midst of a
A shipping container in southwest Atlanta’s Pittsburgh Yards is now the country’s first container-based, 24-hour, AI-powered grocery store — and it sits on ground that was a UPS industrial lot two decades ago.
Writing a great book is an important achievement, but it is only part of the journey. Every year, many titles are published, and even strong books can disappear if no one knows they
A food truck is a mobile business unit that combines vehicle financing, commercial kitchen equipment financing, and small business working capital into a single capital need. Funding it requires understanding which part of
By Lyssanoel Frater Understanding what to document after an accident can help Atlanta residents establish a strong personal injury case. A serious accident can affect more than a person’s physical well-being. It’s not
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