Atlanta Business News

Hungry? Plan ahead. Delta to end snack, drink service on shorter flights.
Delta Air Lines is cutting food and beverage service for Delta Comfort and main cabins on all flights shorter than 350 miles.

Want to work in Atlanta’s 5th tallest tower? Here’s what it will look like.
The 60-story skyscraper at 1072 West Peachtree St. in Midtown is the tallest building to join Atlanta’s skyline in three decades.

Stonecrest settles lawsuit over Metro Green recycling plant. What’s next?
A south DeKalb County city recently settled a lawsuit with a recycling company that built a controversial concrete-crushing plant near residential neighborhoods.
Georgia Media and Entertainment News

CNN honors Ted Turner’s legacy on air the day he dies
From Wolf Blitzer to Christiane Amanpour, CNN journalists reflect on founder Ted Turner’s influence as the network covers his death.

Ted Turner, CNN founder, business maverick and ‘Mouth of the South,’ dies at 87
Ted Turner, visionary Atlanta businessman, died peacefully Wednesday, surrounded by his family, according to a spokesperson for the family.
Amid decline in film production, equipment rental company exits Atlanta
Production isn’t dead in Georgia. But the pace is a fraction of what it was two or three years ago.
Airport News
After Spirit shutdown, Delta jumps on hiring pilots
Delta has seen a recent spike in delays and cancellations due to a pilot staffing crunch and scheduling issues.
Which soccer capital reigns supreme: Atlanta or … Kansas City?
Kansas City calls itself the soccer capital of America. Atlanta calls itself the epicenter of soccer. The battle heats up as the World Cup nears.

Hungry? Plan ahead. Delta to end snack, drink service on shorter flights.
Delta Air Lines is cutting food and beverage service for Delta Comfort and main cabins on all flights shorter than 350 miles.
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If the CNN Center redo needs public funding, here’s what it could look like
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Wells Fargo gives nearly $3 million to Atlanta organizations for housing, small business
The Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta and Invest Atlanta have both gotten grants from Wells Fargo and its foundation to support initiatives across the city.

Covington’s Bridgestone Golf facility to close after 36 years
The Bridgestone Golf plant in Covington will shut down in June, citing supply chain challenges and shifting production overseas.

An exclusive North Georgia golf club sold. It’s part of a big trend in golf.
In the years following the pandemic, golf's popularity has seen a surge after years of waning interest.

He built an empire that helped build Atlanta. A new marker honors him.
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In Louisville, where UPS is a ‘hometown company,’ crash recovery continues
Six months after the UPS plane crash in Louisville, 15 people are dead, litigation is pending and the environmental cleanup is ongoing.

Spirit Airlines shutdown, storms cause disruption at Hartsfield-Jackson
Spirit Airlines represented a little more than 2.2% of Atlanta flights last year. On Saturday, the low-cost carrier's closure canceled 25 flights in and out of the airport.

Atlanta leads country in Wall Street-owned rental homes, new report says
Institutional investors own more homes in Atlanta than any other metro area, a new report says. Wall Street owners made Atlanta a top market after housing crisis.

Can your home handle an EV? What home charging really requires
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Forbes: These are the world’s 27 Black billionaires
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