BIRMINGHAM, Alabama – The Birmingham Business Alliance today reported that economic development activity in the seven-county Birmingham region generated more than 3,000...
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama — Indiana-based Autocar today marked the official opening of a $120 million heavy-duty work truck assembly plant in Birmingham that...
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina – The Port of Mobile is poised to become a major hub of auto export activity, with a new...
MONTGOMERY, Alabama — Governor Kay Ivey is leading a small team of Alabama economic development specialists on a business development mission to...
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Visit governor.alabama.govMONTGOMERY, Alabama -- Hyundai Power Transformers USA announced today that it is investing $33 million to increase production at its manufacturing facility in Montgomery, creating 86 new jobs. HPT said the expansion...
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina – Alabama Commerce Secretary Greg Canfield is leading a team of state business leaders on a trade mission in South America this week, aiming to forge new relationships and...
The Alabama Department of Commerce, Workforce Development Division, is seeking one Oracle-trained and experienced Oracle developer, who can work with our Interagency Electronic Linkage System project to solve issues as they arise, work with all system users in all included agencies to train users and to resolve issues, to add new users as required and to help some agencies convert from batch updates to interactive, real-time update mode. Also, work toward providing upgrades to the information management and reporting system for our Federal programs and provide functions of an Oracle Database Administrator and Senior Applications Developer. The release date is April 16, 2018 and the closing date for receipt of proposals is not later than 4:00 p.m. CDT on May 15, 2018.
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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama – The Birmingham Business Alliance today reported that economic development activity in the seven-county Birmingham region generated more than 3,000...
BRIDGEPORT, Alabama — Internet giant Google today officially launched construction of a $600 million data center in Alabama with a groundbreaking ceremony...
MONTGOMERY, Alabama — Governor Kay Ivey is leading a small team of Alabama economic development specialists on a business development mission to...
MONTGOMERY, Alabama — Governor Kay Ivey announced today that Rex Lumber Co. plans to build a state-of-the-art lumber manufacturing facility in Pike...
AUBURN, Alabama -- Joseph Moore works days on the shop floor at GE Aviation’s fast-growing jet engine factory in Auburn – then...
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