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What a racetrack can teach us about everyday driving

GEORGIANOMICS

Business and Georgia’s blue wave

Pocketbook issues fueled Georgia’s blue wave. Business leaders have noticed.

Georgia man’s $70M verdict may be slashed in landmark toxic gas case

In Atlanta’s Grove Park, a shuttered historic theater will be restored

Lockheed Martin to pay $29.5 million to settle claims it discriminated against white workers

Nikki Porcher elected Georgia’s first Black female labor commissioner

Democrats win PSC majority, which could affect Georgia Power bills

On Tuesday night, amid a national blue wave, Democrats claimed the majority on the Georgia Public Service Commission for the first time in more than 20 years.

Longtime Roswell jewelry store gets multimillion-dollar face-lift

The renovation project remade Brown & Co. Jewelers, which opened in 1974, from floor to ceiling.

How a $140M verdict is shaping landlord liability in Georgia

In a case shaping landlord liability statewide, the Georgia Supreme Court is considering whether to restore a $140 million jury verdict against an Atlanta apartment complex.

Georgia Media and Entertainment News

HEAT CHECK

How Usher and Chris Brown’s R&B Tour made history at Atlanta’s biggest venue

Usher and Chris Brown are bringing their R&B Tour to Mercedes-Benz Stadium for a record-breaking five shows. How did it happen?

‘Walking Dead’ alum set to star in Amazon horror series shot in Atlanta

“The Walking Dead” alum Lauren Cohan will return to Atlanta for a new Amazon horror series “Stillwater.”

How State Farm Arena will shift from Atlanta Dream to Hawks to concerts

The downtown Atlanta arena is no stranger to hosting one major event after another with little downtime. This week brings the WNBA Finals, an NBA home opener and concerts.

Airport News

Delta cries foul over London Heathrow terminal move

Virgin Atlantic and Delta have been co-located in Terminal 3, making it easier and quicker for passengers to connect between the two airlines and access amenities.

Duty-free stores temporarily closing at Hartsfield-Jackson, airport says

The duty-free contract has expired, and the stores on international concourses E and F are closing, according to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

With Spirit Airlines gone, Delta is taking over its gates in Atlanta

Delta will take over the lease for Spirit's gates at Hartsfield-Jackson, possibly adding more flights and cutting down on tarmac traffic.

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Landmark Buckhead office complex to be transformed with apartments

About 260 residential units have been proposed to replace one of three office towers at Atlanta Financial Center, to be christened APEX Atlanta.

Feel financially trapped? New Atlanta coalition to address economic mobility.

Opportunity Rising, a new task force announced Wednesday during the ARC’s annual meeting, will evaluate the region’s economic inequality and identify barriers to mobility.

GEORGIANOMICS

What worries Atlanta residents most

This week, Georgianomics includes the election, housing affordability, a task force to address economic immobility and Atlanta brands going viral.

Walmart beats verdict under Georgia’s new lawsuit rules

Walmart is the first company to successfully appeal a jury verdict under a new Georgia law aimed at limiting lawsuits and easing insurance rates.

Delta cries foul over London Heathrow terminal move

Virgin Atlantic and Delta have been co-located in Terminal 3, making it easier and quicker for passengers to connect between the two airlines and access amenities.

How an Atlanta chicken salad chain went from niche to mainstream

An Atlanta-based chicken salad chain is taking its niche concept nationwide.

Former High Museum executive gets 1-year sentence for embezzlement

A former High Museum of Art executive was sentenced to 12 months in prison in federal court Monday after stealing over $600,000 from the museum.

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The future Audi plant in Georgia could get much bigger, docs show

Documents obtained by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution show a potential second phase of the future Audi plant.

AJC HER+STORY

Meet the Cornelia ‘community architect’ turning history into art

Audrey Davenport's "Brushstrokes of Change" is a 12-panel installation adorning Cornelia’s Jim Smith Park.