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Tech startup AdPipe opens headquarters in South Downtown, raises $12M
Tech startup AdPipe has developed an artificial intelligence-powered platform that allows businesses to optimize their video libraries.
Atlanta advances redevelopment at public housing site in Chosewood Park
The $87 million project on the city's southeast side will include 200 rental units, with 100 units of affordable housing and retail space.
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A year after Helene, Georgia farmers to see huge federal relief package
Georgia will receive just over $531 million in federal funding to help Peach State producers rebound from Hurricane Helene.
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Downtown’s Centennial Yards lands popular burger chain
Shake Shack is headed to downtown Atlanta, the latest tenant planned for a megaproject rising next to Mercedes-Benz Stadium and State Farm Arena.
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A champion for Georgia’s hospitality industry is retiring
The leader of Georgia’s hotel trade association, who spent decades rallying behind the scenes for the industry, will retire.
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Georgia factory melts metals to return them to the high-tech supply chain
The $800M smelting facility in Augusta recycles metals to produce materials for lithium-ion batteries and other electronic products.
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Synovus CEO says $8.6B merger is ‘all about growth’ for Atlanta, Columbus
Synovus leadership said its ambitious growth plans will trickle down to every city where it has a major presence, regardless of where its headquarters is located.
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Industry shaped Georgia’s second-largest city. Change now defines it.
Columbus, now Georgia’s second-largest city, is approaching another wave of change impacting the businesses that picked up the slack left by the diminished textile industry.
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As Trump threatens more tariffs, Atlanta retailers brace for impact
Atlanta business owners already hit by inflation could feel more pressure from new tariffs on furniture, cabinets and other goods.
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Rivian chose Georgia for plant, HQ because state leads way in EV production
Rivian, the EV manufacturer, decided to build a plant in Georgia and move its East Coast headquarters to Atlanta because the Peach State is defining the industry's future.