Atlanta Business News
ICE faces $2M claim over unprecedented raid at Hyundai site in Georgia
One of the 475 workers arrested by ICE during an unprecedented raid on a Hyundai factory in Georgia last year has filed a $2 million legal claim against the agency.
Data center build-out creates new stress test for Georgia construction firms
Data center construction is increasing the competition for skilled workers able to deliver such large projects, impacting other developments, according to a new survey.
CEO of Dunkin’ and Arby’s parent Inspire Brands on temporary medical leave
Paul Brown, co-founder and CEO of Inspire Brands, a Sandy Springs-based fast food giant is on temporary medical leave of absence just as the company prepares to go public.
Georgia Media and Entertainment News
Founder of the Foundry has a vision for a creative campus with staying power
Find out about the Foundry, a new creative campus taking root in a Southwest Atlanta industrial building. Stabiliizing artist workspaces is the vision of Atlantan Adam Bostic.
Trilith wants college students to spend a semester on set
The purpose is to provide students real world experience in a field that doesn’t have a predefined path to “breaking in."
Possible third season of Netflix’s ‘Hunting Wives’ might move to Georgia
"The Hunting Wives" might move to Georgia after a change to North Carolina's film and TV incentives program, a Charlotte TV station said.
Airport News
Airport officials bury a time capsule to be opened in 2126
Nearly two dozen items are buried that give a glimpse into the past 100 years of the airport’s history.
Atlanta Labor Day travel: Expect traffic, longer lines and higher prices
Travelers are facing higher airfare, hotel and fuel costs this year.
Delta and Aeromexico’s joint venture preserved after court order
A U.S. appeals court overturned the Trump administration’s order following legal action from the two carriers.
Airport officials bury a time capsule to be opened in 2126
