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The online college Campus was started in 2016 by Atlanta-born entrepreneur Tade Oyerinde and offers associate degrees taught live by adjunct professors from large universities

It is the third-largest venture raise publicly announced by a company in the metro Atlanta area this year.

In the BMW XM, once the 31 miles of electric range runs out, the gasoline engine is even more impressive than any electronic sound, gadget or software could ever be.

Christopher Klaus, a tech company founder, announced during his Georgia Tech commencement address he would cover the graduates’ costs to incorporate a startup.

When Kristina Newton, a former tech consultant, founded HYPE in 2017 she hoped she’d be able to make an impact on girls’ lives.

Gasoline-electric hybrid vehicles used to be small, dorky hatchbacks and cramped, buzzy sedans. A lot has changed.

Georgia’s solar industry sees clouds gathering on the horizon, as President Donald Trump’s tariffs and disdain for federal clean energy tax credits create uncertainty.

The Uber Shuttle service will launch with 14-passenger vehicles.

Global Payments, an Atlanta-based giant in the world of payments processing and technology, said Thursday it is acquiring rival Worldpay and will sell part of its business.

Atlantans can now sign up to be among the first to ride in the autonomous Waymo vehicles launching this summer with Uber.