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Ask Atlanta: Does ‘Made in America’ still matter to shoppers?
Only 3% of clothing Americans buy today is made in the U.S. So we asked Atlanta: Does "Made in America" still matter? Credits: AJC | Louis L. Louft

Georgianomics: Buyer’s market?
Housing market woes, a new headquarters takes root in Atlanta and how to speak up at work.

Italian tiremaker plans $1.2B plant expansion with 1,000 jobs in Georgia
Pirelli on Tuesday said it will invest $1.2 billion to expand its existing U.S. headquarters and manufacturing facility in northwest Georgia.
Georgia Media and Entertainment News

National film incentive legislation introduced with Georgia lawmaker as cosponsor
Supporters hope it will lure production back to the United States. Critics argue it shouldn't be a matter of public policy.

Paramount antitrust settlement: What it means for Warner deal and Atlanta
The settlement removes a major obstacle for a multibillion-dollar deal that will stitch together two of Hollywood’s largest studios.

Tyler Perry plans to relocate to Puerto Rico. What about his Atlanta studio?
Tyler Perry is one of Atlanta’s most recognizable figures, having moved to the city more than two decades ago. His studio is home to many hits.
Airport News
The best restaurants in every terminal at the Atlanta airport
Hungry at ATL? These 20 airport restaurants serve food and drink with Atlanta flair and genuinely good flavors.

Atlanta airport spills estimated 33,000 gallons of sewage near Sullivan Creek
This is the latest spill of fuel, sewage and other substances from the airport affecting the Flint River and two of the waterways that feed it, Sullivan Creek and Mud Creek.
Atlanta airport ranks below average for customer satisfaction, study shows
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport was near the bottom of the pack of its peer airports.
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Georgia Power nuclear reactors to get huge face-lift, paid partly by Google
Google, a major data center operator, has agreed to pay a premium for that new electricity as part of a new program to upgrade four nuclear reactors in Georgia.
Dunwoody’s State Farm office towers are for sale. It could be a bellwether.
Two towers at State Farm’s Park Center campus in Dunwoody have been listed for sale by its owners. The towers could command top dollar.

OpenAI’s massive Georgia data center project faces legal challenges
The Southern Environmental Law Center, a large nonprofit, filed a lawsuit challenging OpenAI's giant planned data center in coastal Georgia's Effingham County.

Paramount antitrust settlement: What it means for Warner deal and Atlanta
The settlement removes a major obstacle for a multibillion-dollar deal that will stitch together two of Hollywood’s largest studios.

Can the South bring denim manufacturing back?
Georgia has a history with rise and fall of American denim. Credits: AJC | Bloomberg | Getty | Levi's | Library of Congress | Simpsons Savings

Military drone boat maker moves at ‘speed of war’ with Georgia facility
Blue Ops' Georgia presence is quickly growing as demand increases for its autonomous boats amid global conflicts and skyrocketing military budgets for cutting-edge drones.

Want your voice heard at work? This Atlanta marketing exec explains how.
Kristine Sickels draws insights from her long career in marketing at Newell Brands, as well as her new ventures, for her upcoming book.
How a Georgia seaside hot spot staved off every beach town’s worst nightmare
Erosion washed away more than 60% of Tybee Island’s beach sand, hurting tourism at the popular Georgia tourist destination, before surprise federal funding surfaced.

Atlanta’s Corpay to settle hidden fees lawsuit for $100M
Atlanta-based company Corpay has agreed to pay $100 million to the Federal Trade Commission to settle a lawsuit alleging it duped customers, mostly small businesses.

Georgia Tech moves into new high-rises at Midtown tech hub it fostered
Georgia Tech and Atlanta leaders gathered Friday morning to celebrate the completion of Tech Square’s third phase.


