For fans of the other football, it’s exciting news. Last week the United Soccer League announced it would start a new professional team in Birmingham with official play to begin in 2019. That league is the second tier of professional soccer in the United States, but still brings exciting possibilities for the business community. We talk about that, along with Hoover leaders’ efforts to chart a new course for the city in this week’s Magic City Marketplace.
Birmingham Business Journal editor Ty West discusses the affect of Alabama's film tax credits eight years after they were implemented.
Birmingham Business Journal editor Ty West explains about the new economic initiative Innovate Birmingham.
Birmingham business leaders weigh in on what they expect from city leadership. Birmingham's municipal elections will be August 22.
A New York firm will try to fill a big chuck of space in downtown Birmingham's Regions Harbert Plaza once Regions leaves the office tower.
A professional soccer league is eyeing Birmingham for expansion.
An industry report says Birmingham will need more apartment construction to meet demand through 2030.
