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NerdWallet crunched the data for 96 places in Alabama — cities, towns and census-designated places. Only places with over 5,000 residents were analyzed.

A fabrication lab in Madison providing equipment and resources to local businesses and the general public was the only entity in the state to receive a Growth Accelerator Fund grant from the U.S. Small Business Administration.

A large crowd watched in awe Monday night as Intergraph's oldest employees carried fiery "torches of new traditions" to celebrate a fresh beginning during the grand opening of its $58 million headquarters in Madison.

Development of "the most prime property in the Southeastern United States" finally broke ground Tuesday morning that will lead to new roads, an interstate interchange and 1.5 million square feet of retail/commercial space.

Hisco Inc. expands its U.S. distribution footprint with the acquisition of the Sales and Distribution Division of STI Electronics, Inc. (STI).

Huntsville, AL-based Intergraph will help public safety agencies transition to Next Generation 911 with the newest version of its computer-aided dispatch software.

Intergraph's Mobile Responder smartphone and tablet application is now available on BlackBerry 10 smartphones. With the new release, public safety agencies can extend Intergraph's industry-leading computer-aided dispatch software, I/CAD, to BlackBerry Z30, BlackBerry Z10 and BlackBerry Q10 smartphones.

The list, compiled by the Birmingham-based conservative think tank Alabama Policy Institute, includes the state's 50 largest cities and is based on four key factors: economic vitality, business tax burden, community allure and transportation infrastructure.

STI Electronics, Inc. was bestowed with the highest corporate honor during a luncheon at the IPC APEX EXPO®.  IPC – Association Connecting Electronics Industries® presented STI Electronics with the IPC Stan Plzak Corporate Recognition Award.

The Madison Board of Education knew it would probably upset at least one group when it approved an expanded block schedule for both its middle schools Thursday night.

Google has recognized the City of Madison as the digital capital of Alabama in its 2013 eCity awards. The award goes to one city in each state where businesses are most using the web to find new customers, connect with existing customers and fuel their local economies.