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Qcells to furlough staff, cut temp workers amid supply chain woes
The solar giant said it will furlough about 1,000 workers at two Georgia plants and lay off about 300 workers employed through staffing agencies.
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Norfolk Southern got safer after Ohio crash. Unions warn of merger risk.
Some union leaders say they’re concerned about the safety implications of the proposed consolidation of Norfolk Southern and Union Pacific.
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UPS names pilots killed in Louisville plane crash
Captain Richard Wartenberg, First Officer Lee Truitt, and International Relief Officer Captain Dana Diamond were operating the flight that crashed, UPS announced.
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Atlanta among airports where FAA will cut flights due to shutdown
The U.S. Department of Transportation will cut flights by 10% across 40 of the nation’s busiest airports on Friday to alleviate pressure on air traffic controllers.
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Workers at some unionized Georgia Starbucks cafes could strike next week
Unionized Starbucks workers at 11 Georgia locations — including nine in metro Atlanta — could strike next week on a busy day for the Seattle coffee giant.
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What Georgia Democrats PSC wins will and won’t mean for your power bills
Two seats on the Georgia Public Service Commission flipped from Republicans to Democrats. Here's what it could mean for your Georgia Power bills.
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Atlanta parents, residents object to plans to close some schools
Due to lower enrollment and climbing costs, 16 school buildings would be repurposed under the plan, with several schools closing and their students rezoned for other schools.
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Atlanta radio adds Brian Moote, loses Jeremy ‘Otis’ Maher
While former "Bert Show" host Brian Moote has landed a new job on Star 94, his former Bull co-host, Jeremy "Otis" Maher, has lost his job at Power and The Bull.
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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.