LeBron James enters Barbie's world in history-making fashion
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$17B data center proposal in metro Atlanta is latest to prompt moratorium
Coweta County became the second metro Atlanta government to temporarily pause all new data center projects to find their bearings amid an unprecedent wave of proposals.
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First look: New Plane Train cars are coming
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport has unveiled its first new Plane Train car in 15 years.
Shaq-backed education startup opens Atlanta hub with plans to employ 250
The online college Campus was started in 2016 by Atlanta-born entrepreneur Tade Oyerinde and offers associate degrees taught live by adjunct professors from large universities
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Trump wants to tariff foreign-made films. But how? Could it boost Georgia?
President Donald Trump's proposed 100% tariff on foreign-made films is certainly not what lawmakers, entertainment unions and activists have been calling for.
From racetracks to runways: Black brand highlights Kentucky Derby's forgotten history
The Kentucky Derby is known for its racetrack action, colorful fashion, and mint juleps... but what about its Black history? Credits: Libr. of Congress | AAMLO
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Avengers disassemble: Marvel ends Georgia filming streak with ‘Thunderbolts’
"Thunderbolts" will be the last Marvel movie to be shot in Georgia for the time being. Marvel currently has no upcoming films committed to shoot in Georgia, preferring London.
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Delta, Korean Air to acquire 25% of WestJet
The Atlanta-based carrier first entered into a partnership with WestJet in 2011.
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Air traffic control overhaul to improve safety, fix delays, Delta CEO says
Because of an antiquated system and a lack of controllers, “we are not able to fly the schedule that we’d like or that our customers expect,” Delta CEO Ed Bastian said.
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Pepsi makes incursion into Coca-Cola territory on National Have a Coke Day
Pepsi is asking people out and about in Atlanta to sip from unmarked cups of Pepsi Zero Sugar and Coca-Cola Zero Sugar to decide which they prefer.
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Top 5 tips for making floral arrangements with Kroger
Create the ideal arrangement for any occasion, or simply to brighten your day, with the help of Kroger
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Develop your acute care skills at Northside Hospital
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The importance of arts is crucial. That’s why there’s Fox Gives
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Ossoff launches investigation into corporate takeover of Atlanta housing market
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TSA now requires Real ID to fly. What you need to know
Georgia is already 99.9% compliant with the requirements first laid out in 2005.
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Hyundai factory near Savannah fined for violating state wastewater rules
The Georgia Environmental Protection Division has fined the Hyundai electric vehicle factory near Savannah $30,000 for violating state wastewater disposal rules.
This mother and daughter are in business together. How they make it work
A mother-daughter duo at Merrill Lynch in Atlanta tell how they came to work together in an AJC Her+Story Q&A.
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Rivian shaken more by tariffs than DOE threats to pull $6B Georgia plant loan
Rivian CEO R.J. Scaringe told investors the automaker is bracing for new tariffs to increase production costs by a few thousand dollars per vehicle.
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Is an NHL arena at North Point Mall feasible? Alpharetta OKs study to find out
The city of Alpharetta has greenlit a $150,000 study to determine the feasibility of building a hockey arena at the North Point Mall.
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An Atlanta health technology company lands huge Silicon Valley investment
It is the third-largest venture raise publicly announced by a company in the metro Atlanta area this year.
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Trump wants to tariff foreign-made films. But how? Could it boost Georgia?
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Data center developer plans Georgia campus worth at least $16B, CEO says
A data center developer announced plans to build a 20-building Georgia campus that will require more power than one of Plant Vogtle’s nuclear reactors.
Atlanta restarts homeless encampment sweeps after pause caused by death
Mayor Andre Dickens said the city has a "moral obligation" to clear homeless camps. However, one homeless advocate said of machinery destroying tents: "Does this look moral?"