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Metro Atlanta consumers grapple with higher prices on food, other goods
Inflation recently reached its highest level this year, with prices increasing for food, housing and other necessities.
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A day long delayed has come as Rivian breaks ground on Georgia EV factory
Electric vehicle startup Rivian will hold a ceremony Tuesday to christen the start of construction of its long-delayed $5 billion factory an hour east of Atlanta.
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Cobb County agency green lights tax break for Home Depot’s $140M project
The Development Authority of Cobb County voted 6-0 to give initial approval for Home Depot's request Tuesday but didn't disclose the property tax savings the company sought.
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WABE nixes arts culture show ‘City Lights’: ‘We can’t afford to sustain it’
WABE made the decision to end "City Lights Collective" in the face of the station losing $1.9 million in annual federal funding this fall.
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At long last: CBS’ first Atlanta newsroom wraps debut broadcast
Less than four months after announcing plans to upstart a news operation in Atlanta, CBS’ first local news broadcast has arrived.
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Trilith teams up with comedy hitmaker to expand focus beyond blockbusters
The partnership will allow American High to scale its output and guarantees Trilith a steady slate of productions occupying its stages.
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U.S. DOT terminates Delta, Aeromexico joint venture
The U.S. government has alleged the government of Mexico has “repeatedly distorted competition in the market” in violation of the countries’ air transport agreement.
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Delta suspends employees for social posts related to Charlie Kirk’s killing
Delta joins a list of employers, including an NFL team and news network MSNBC, that have punished employees for posting inflammatory comments about Kirk’s death.
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It’s not your imagination. Flying this summer was worse, Delta execs say.
Delta this summer saw a higher percentage of operations affected by weather than in the recent past.
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Cape Cod in the smallest U.S. state? It’s possible
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Innovative Spelman College building opens new horizons for students
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U.S. DOT terminates Delta, Aeromexico joint venture
The U.S. government has alleged the government of Mexico has “repeatedly distorted competition in the market” in violation of the countries’ air transport agreement.
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Scared of AI? This Atlanta nonprofit founder’s advice: Embrace it
Kayla Life wants to help close the digital divide via education and apprenticeship programs in fields like graphic design, digital marketing and IT project management.
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Alpharetta nonprofit helps America’s heroes find work
Hire Heroes USA takes anxiety out of job search for service members re-entering civilian life.
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Another year, another record broken for economic development in Georgia
The Georgia Department of Economic Development announced Monday it helped recruit a record $26.3 billion of corporate investment during the most recent fiscal year.
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At long last: CBS’ first Atlanta newsroom wraps debut broadcast
Less than four months after announcing plans to upstart a news operation in Atlanta, CBS’ first local news broadcast has arrived.
How much heat are Atlantans feeling? A new study is taking a closer look.
An Emory University study is chronicling the heat, humidity and air pollution Atlantans are encountering in their daily lives.
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Alpharetta-based veterans nonprofit receives $10M cryptocurrency donation
Hire Heroes USA will use the funding to help about 14,000 veterans and military spouses with one-on-one career coaching and to establish a new fintech pathway for its clients.
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Trilith teams up with comedy hitmaker to expand focus beyond blockbusters
The partnership will allow American High to scale its output and guarantees Trilith a steady slate of productions occupying its stages.
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After Hyundai raid, Trump doesn’t want to ‘frighten off’ foreign investment
President Donald Trump is trying to reassure foreign companies that their investment is wanted stateside despite the recent implications of immigration raids.