Atlanta Business News

Trading down: Why some drivers are choosing smaller, cheaper cars again
Cox Automotive reported that subcompact SUV sales jumped more than 23% year over year in June.
What end of EEOC sex, race data collection could mean for Ga. workers, employers
The EEOC argues workforce demographic data collection is potentially unlawful. Critics say the move puts the U.S. back into the dark.

Pro hockey and ‘the A word’ dominate North Point Mall redevelopment debate
The developer behind Ponce City Market and operator of Alpharetta’s Avalon aims to transform North Point into a sports-anchored district capable of hosting an NHL team.
Georgia Media and Entertainment News

Charter plans to establish Southeast offices in Atlanta after Cox deal
Charter and Cox have said that together they will be bigger and better able to compete in an evolving marketplace.

Charter clears final regulatory hurdle in merger deal with Cox Communications
The combined cable and broadband giant will have about 37 million customers, making it first in market share.

Antitrust case reportedly has Paramount eyeing Georgia, others for HQ move
Paramount Skydance's leadership has mulled a headquarters move amid a push by California and other states to block its merger with Warner Bros. Discovery.
Airport News

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.

Pilots allege Delta didn’t pay for short-term military leave in lawsuit
The plaintiffs allege the Atlanta-based carrier violated a federal law protecting the job rights of military service members.
Your in-flight life is getting higher tech. And we’re ‘only at the beginning.’
Your digital life on terra firma has almost been replicated in the sky.
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Longtime GOP utility regulator to leave post early
This year’s Public Service Commission races have drawn heightened attention after Democrats flipped two seats on the five-member panel last year.

Charter plans to establish Southeast offices in Atlanta after Cox deal
Charter and Cox have said that together they will be bigger and better able to compete in an evolving marketplace.

Coming soon to rural Georgia: Thousands more acres of new solar projects
Three new energy projects could cover thousands more acres of rural Georgia with solar panels.

A WaHo taco? Popular diner tests out new menu items.
Waffle House, the iconic 24-hour Southern diner, is dabbling in another comfort food — the beloved taco.

Need help building something complex in Georgia? That’s her team’s specialty.
From schools to gardens to data centers, JLL's Atlanta-based team led by Mary Margaret Murphy delivers development.

Public park, housing and shops to replace aging Sandy Springs retail center
Sandy Springs approves an agreement with a developer to transform a shopping center into a mixed-use hub with apartments, townhomes, retail and a new public park.

Usher’s New Look turns 6 R&B Tour internships into jobs
Youth from entertainer Usher's nonprofit Usher's New Look worked on the production crew for his stadium tour. Now they've been hired fulltime. They share their experiences.
Marietta company’s innovative space armor to be part of upcoming SpaceX launch
The tile weighs about as much as a smartphone but can protect spacecraft from small debris traveling about 17,000 miles per hour.

HR firm’s new regional HQ wears Atlanta pride on its sleeve
TriNet, a California-based human resources consulting firm, christened its new offices in Dunwoody, where the company plans to house 750 workers by the end of the decade.





