Cadillac Chronicles TV gets your favorite artists to perform while riding shotgun
Who’s watching our food? Inside the FDA oversight void
Atlanta Business News
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Unions criticize Delta for handling of summer storm
Antiquated IT systems and tight staffing are leaving employees in ‘unacceptably difficult situations,’ Delta's pilot and dispatcher unions say.
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Hertz customer hit with $440 charge after AI inspection at Atlanta airport
Hertz's new AI vehicle inspection system charged a customer $440 for a scuff on a wheel. The cost included $250 for the repair, a $125 "processing fee" and a $65 "admin fee."
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Sustainable clothing brand Reformation opens Alpharetta location
Los Angeles-based sustainable fashion brand Reformation opened its second metro Atlanta location at Avalon in Alpharetta on Thursday.
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State Farm Arena top 5 globally in box office — behind only Sphere, MSG in U.S.
State Farm Arena brought in about $76.2 million across 60 events.
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‘Free Bert’! Bert Kreischer to shoot Netflix comedy in Atlanta
Comedian Bert Kreischer, the funny man with a grudge against wearing shirts on stage, will film a six-episode Netflix sitcom called 'Free Bert' in Atlanta beginning in July.
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Atlanta’s TNT Sports will no longer produce NBA TV programming
The league will assume the responsibility of operating NBA TV.
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Unions criticize Delta for handling of summer storm
Antiquated IT systems and tight staffing are leaving employees in ‘unacceptably difficult situations,’ Delta's pilot and dispatcher unions say.
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Hertz customer hit with $440 charge after AI inspection at Atlanta airport
Hertz's new AI vehicle inspection system charged a customer $440 for a scuff on a wheel. The cost included $250 for the repair, a $125 "processing fee" and a $65 "admin fee."
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Atlanta airport scrubs overnight power outages until after July 4th holiday
The planned shutdowns are part of a long-term effort to upgrade the airport’s electrical systems and “achieve 100% electrical resilience.”
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Duluth-based AGCO reaches agreement with activist shareholder TAFE
AGCO reached an agreement with its largest shareholder, which had filed a formal complaint and warned it might ask other shareholders to replace members of the board.
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Shriners Children’s to open pediatric medical research institute on Atlanta’s Westside
The $153 million location at Georgia Tech’s Science Square on Atlanta’s Westside promises to create create 470 new jobs.
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Georgia startup’s solar tech can power spacecraft. It won a key contract.
Atomic-6 says its technology can help power ships in space, data centers on orbiting satellites, and mining missions or human habitation on the moon.
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‘Big, beautiful bill’ strikes fear in Georgia’s clean energy, EV sectors
If the Senate's One Big Beautiful Bill Act passes, it would eliminate tax credits for EV purchases and installing solar panels and end subsidies for clean energy companies
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Collapse of GOP-linked Georgia lender sparks state and federal scrutiny
Newnan-based First Liberty Building & Loan was founded in 1993 by Brant Frost IV, who along with his son and daughter are fixtures in Georgia’s conservative grassroots scene
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PSC votes to keep Georgia Power rates steady, but relief may not last long
State regulators voted Tuesday to keep Georgia Power’s current base electricity rates through 2028, heading off — for now — the possibility of more rate hikes for customers.
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‘Egg-cellent news’: Waffle House ends surcharge on eggs
Waffle House is dropping the surcharge it added to combat rising egg prices.
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Atlanta airport scrubs overnight power outages until after July 4th holiday
The planned shutdowns are part of a long-term effort to upgrade the airport’s electrical systems and “achieve 100% electrical resilience.”
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Facing federal funding cuts, Atlanta Housing shrinks budget by $80.6M
The 15% contraction is the sharpest single decline in the past five years, and the first time since fiscal year 2023 that the agency cut rather than increased its budget.
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With low attendance, Club World Cup economic impact a draw for Atlanta
Club World Cup will likely end up being a much smaller dry run for Atlanta compared to the crowds expected next summer for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.