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Doing business on the edge of a cutting-edge industry is not for the weak of will or wallet. When Netherlands-based electric vehicle (EV) player Heliox opened a new headquarters in the Brookwood Hills area of Atlanta last May, the company trumpeted pedal-to-the-metal plans to literally electrify the continent.

Berlin-based HelloFresh, the largest meal-kit delivery company in the world, knew exactly what it was getting into when it decided to bring a meal-distribution facility to the state. And it couldn’t have worked out better.

Forward-thinking farmers, researchers, and entrepreneurs work to make agriculture more profitable and sustainable in Georgia and beyond.

With a focus on “clean” medicine, Atlanta-based startup Genexa looks to disrupt the over-the-counter drug market.

That package on your doorstep had a long commute. What feels like a seamless single-click to a consumer initiates a journey that requires a massive infrastructure with organization, direction, and smooth coordination to move products to their destination.

Georgia Tech aims to spread artificial intelligence statewide with a federal grant, plus more business news you need to know.

As Georgia embraces eco-friendly economic growth, even Mercedes-Benz Stadium is going natural.

From payments to transportation to accounting, Georgia companies have been busy seeking and making deals.

Hyundai plans to bring 8,100 jobs to southeastern Georgia with a $5.54 billion EV plant.

Hockey pals become rivals, and UPS and Delta Air Lines find innovative friends as Georgia drives toward an electric future.