Atlanta's greatest real estate developers show vision and perseverance

Atlanta developer Egbert Perry and his team spent more than three years working on the redevelopment of the 165-acre General Motors Co. plant in Doraville.

Perry, chairman and CEO of Atlanta-based The Integral Group LLC, and his investment team took 16 months to negotiate an agreement with General Motors and then 17 months of due diligence. After closing on the property in September, clearing the site’s 90 acres of existing buildings (78,000 tons of material) still won’t wrap up until December of…

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Microsoft spending cuts hit Lionbridge's Q4 sales

Lionbridge Technologies Inc., a Waltham-based translation software firm, said Thursday that it generated $119.7 million in revenue in its fourth quarter, slightly lower than the same period a year ago — a result of lower spending by its largest customer, Microsoft.

The company missed analysts’ expectations for revenue of $121.3 million, but reported $6.12 million in adjusted net income — above estimates of $4.6 million for the three months that ended Dec. 31, 2014.

Shares rose 3 percent Thursday…

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