Atlanta Business News

Creating a downtown: Sandy Springs restarts expansion of its city center
Sandy Springs is trying again to kickstart the expansion of its walkable town center called City Springs after a prior deal fell apart.

Feds seek 14-year sentence for First Liberty leader as supporters urge leniency
Federal regulators last year accused First Liberty of operating a $140 million Ponzi scheme that targeted conservative and faith-based investors across Georgia and beyond.
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.
Georgia Media and Entertainment News
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.

What’s filming in Georgia? ‘Idol,’ shows with Kevin Hart, Julia Garner
Georgia TV and film production remains steady, with a few big-budget TV series and films including Apple TV+'s "Guilty Creatures" with Julia Garner and "American Idol."

Deadly incident clouds Six Flags’ goal to improve performance
This is the first fatal incident reported at Six Flags Over Georgia since Six Flags merged with Ohio-based attractions company Cedar Fair.
Airport News
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.

Atlanta airport to spend $1 million a day on construction
The world's busiest airport is in a busy period. Projects include demolishing and reconstructing the old South parking deck and putting up a new administrative building.

Delta will revamp service in its highest-class seats. Here’s what changes.
Delta Air Lines is unveiling new offerings for its Delta One cabin.
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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.

PSC races that could affect your Georgia Power bill are set for November
Two Public Service Commission races will decide the balance of power on the state’s top utility regulator, which oversees Georgia Power and its rates.

Nosh Culinary Showcase returns to Atlanta with a bigger mission than food
Black Restaurant Week organizer Warren Luckett hosts inaugural Culinary Nosh Showcase at Uptown Atlanta at Uptown Atlanta Oct. 24.

Atlanta airport to spend $1 million a day on construction
The world's busiest airport is in a busy period. Projects include demolishing and reconstructing the old South parking deck and putting up a new administrative building.

AJC poll: Georgians want government to regulate AI; most oppose data centers.
The majority of Republicans and Democrats support regulation of artificial intelligence. The gap widens when it comes to data center construction and surveillance cameras.

This century-old maker of buses picks Georgia for a $300 million factory
Blue Bird said it will convert a facility that formerly produced diesel-powered motorhomes in Fort Valley with plans to create 375 jobs over the next few years.

Chick-fil-A will demolish a Dwarf House. Here’s what comes next.
Chick-fil-A will demolish one of its remaining Dwarf Houses south of Atlanta to build a restaurant concept that honors its founder.

Midtown church on ‘peril’ list lays out its redevelopment plan
All Saints’ Episcopal Church is pursuing a sweeping renovation for its one-block campus, including the 108-year-old Egleston Hall that recently suffered structural damage.
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.

AI: Atlanta Intelligence?
An exclusive look at how the city of Atlanta is using AI, plus who is really paying the price for data centers and Porsche’s latest sports car.





