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Government shutdown is now the longest ever. Here’s how it’s affecting the state.
From air travel to food assistance to small business loans, Georgians are feeling the effects of the extended federal government shutdown.
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A new firm that advises the ultrarich launches in Atlanta
Bradley Martin and Margaret Wright founded MartinWright Advisory to serve ultra-high-net worth families, or those worth at least $30 million.
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In upset, Democrats win in PSC races that could affect Georgia Power bills
Democrats Alicia Johnson and Peter Hubbard won statewide elections, defeating Republican incumbents, for seats on the Georgia Public Service Commission.
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UPS plane crash halts Louisville hub Tuesday night; fatalities reported
A UPS plane crashed near the company’s global air hub at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport Tuesday evening.
Atlanta, founded as a railroad town, now controls a vast rail archive
“Everything starts with the railroad,” said Sheffield Hale, president and CEO of the Atlanta History Center.
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Atlanta has lots of empty offices. But are tenants finally ready to settle?
Metro Atlanta’s office sector just posted one of its best quarters on paper since the COVID-19 pandemic, leasing more workspace than was vacated.
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Amazon’s layoffs won’t hurt Atlanta’s largest landlord. But it is watching.
The CEO of Atlanta-based Cousins Properties, whose largest office tenant nationwide is Amazon, told investors Friday he’s not concerned about the e-commerce giant’s plans.
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How tariffs have made clearing goods for customs a headache for UPS, customers
Ever-changing tariffs and other trade complications are challenging small businesses and major ones like Sandy Springs-based UPS.
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How two obscure races became a referendum on Georgia Power bills
Georgia Power customers have seen bills rise. Now they get to vote for two members on the state regulatory commission for the first time since 2020.
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Mr. Pibb is back. Coca-Cola revives spicy cherry soda after nearly 25 years.
Coca-Cola said it is bringing back Mr. Pibb, a brand it originally launched in 1972 to compete with Dr. Pepper.