Burnout cure or luxury? The rise of 'micro-retirement' in 2025.
What is Georgia's new wrongful conviction compensation law?
Atlanta Business News
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After First Liberty collapse, Raffensperger pushes for fraud-fighting powers
After the collapse of First Liberty Building & Loan, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is calling for more anti-fraud powers.
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Slutty Vegan landlord seeks nearly $90K in alleged late rent, lawsuit says
A prominent Atlanta landlord is suing the ownership of Slutty Vegan and sister concept The Morning After for unpaid rent, shortly after the company went through restructuring.
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Atlanta’s famed Cheetah Lounge could make way for new tower
For decades, developers have waved cash at Midtown Atlanta’s Cheetah Lounge, hoping to build bigger on a valuable piece of land in the middle of Tech Square.
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Atlanta’s 11Alive will soon have a new owner as TV giants consolidate
The deal signifies major changes the broadcasting industry has undergone since President Donald Trump was elected in November, and promised to lower regulation.
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Atlanta TV station owner wants to expand. A looser FCC might help.
With a deregulatory environment on the horizon, TV station owners are either buying or selling.
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CBS building new newsroom in Atlanta; 11Alive, Erick Erickson add shows
The CBS newsroom at WUPA-TV will be the fifth English-language TV newsroom in Atlanta.
Airport News
An interview with Delta CEO Ed Bastian: Atlanta, AI and his succession plan
The CEO of Delta joined the AJC’s Editorial Board for a wide-ranging conversation.
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Southside trail loses $65M in federal cuts. Backers still aim to build it.
The Trump administration’s “big beautiful bill” pulled nearly $65 million from a planned trail network connecting south side Atlanta communities.
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Six months since Delta Connection crash, lawsuits question pilots
The cause of the Delta Connection crash in Toronto is still not known. Passenger lawsuits blame pilot error. One former Endeavor captain says the company had safety issues.
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Get off the beaten path in Daytona Beach this season
Getting away from the daily grind is easy in Daytona Beach. With 23 miles of sandy beaches and plenty of coastal charm...
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The high cost of long-term care: Why Medicaid planning can’t wait
Long-term care isn’t just about nursing homes, it’s about protecting your future.
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Nurses: Enter now to win a spa gift card for some R&R
Are you a nurse looking for some relaxation? This is the contest for you.
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OPINION
How to find car deals in times of tariffs
It’s still possible to get a good deal on a new car. Those conditions may not last forever.
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DATA SURGE
Data centers need a lot more juice. Georgia consumers fear being squeezed.
Data centers, utilities and regulators in Georgia have pledged that facilities will pay their fair share of the infrastructure costs they incur. Not everyone is so sure.
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Toilets are flush with potential at this refreshed factory south of Atlanta
Toto USA, the American division of the Japan-based bathroom fixture giant, announced it finished a $224 million expansion at its factory near Morrow in Clayton County.
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International Paper to close Savannah-area mills, affecting 1,100 workers
The Georgia plant closures are part of a broader initiative to reduce International Paper’s annual containerboard capacity by 1 million tons. One mill is nearly 90 years old.
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Belgian company plans new factory in northwest Georgia with about 200 jobs
Stow Group, which makes industrial racks and other warehousing products, is expanding in the U.S. The company expects to begin operations at the Georgia plant next year.
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New bill by Ossoff aims to strengthen technical education for key sectors
U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff announced Thursday he introduced a bill aiming to establish a federal tax credit program designed to bolster workforce training programs.
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Atlanta Dream move executive offices to Brickworks in west Midtown
The WNBA franchise selects the trendy, mixed-use business park Brickworks in west Midtown for its expanded headquarters, doubling its workspace.
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Southside trail loses $65M in federal cuts. Backers still aim to build it.
The Trump administration’s “big beautiful bill” pulled nearly $65 million from a planned trail network connecting south side Atlanta communities.
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Georgia’s hockey map expands with a new pro franchise in Augusta
Augusta becomes the latest Georgia city to get a minor-league hockey team as metro Atlanta tries to lure back an NHL franchise.
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AJC HER+STORY
‘Support for every stage’: How one woman is tackling gaps in maternal care
Nicole Connell founded Mère — which means “mother” in French — a telehealth platform that specializes in mental health support and maternal care.