Georgia Companies

President Donald Trump says he has sweet-talked Atlanta beverage giant The Coca-Cola Co. into changing its classic soda.

Since 1998, Hartsfield-Jackson has sat largely unchallenged as the world's busiest airport. Can it stay on top?

Georgia Power will be able to keep certain cost and power generation information shielded from public view, after state energy regulators denied a challenge to the practice.

The company paid $8.1 million to settle the suit, which alleged it paid executives more than the rules allowed. Delta accepted nearly $12 billion in federal relief funds.

Fossil fuels will continue to supply much of Georgia Power’s electricity after state regulators approved a long-range energy plan driven mostly by the needs of data centers.

A court-appointed guardian removed computers and documents from the offices of the failed First Liberty Building & Loan on Monday.

“I think we still have to make the case that it is the most efficient terminal in the world,” Ricky Smith told the AJC's editorial board.

Restaurants and other businesses near Truist Park are staffing up, extending hours and planning special events to capture All-Star Game crowds.

UPS vacated 133,000 square feet of office space in Sandy Springs at 35 Glenlake Parkway NE.

Despite the uncertainty, the company still reported record revenue for the second quarter.