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Atlanta’s NCR split itself in two. One half is now being bought for $6.6B.
One of Atlanta’s largest public companies split itself into two separate businesses three years ago, and that decision has created some lucrative acquisition targets.
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Laken Riley’s father says Georgia university system liable in her death
The on-campus killing of nursing student Laken Riley stems from the negligence of Georgia's university system and several property managers, her father alleges in a lawsuit.
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Ponce City Market developer to tackle North Point Mall’s NHL ambitions
Jamestown, known for developing Ponce City Market and One Times Square in New York, announced it was selected to pursue the North Point Mall redevelopment with NHL ambitions.
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Downtown Atlanta to gain new luxury hotel ahead of World Cup
The W Atlanta Downtown hotel will rebrand under the JW Marriott flag under new ownership.
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Georgia Power gets largest federal energy loan to aid data center expansion
The loans are designed to support a slew of new power generation and transmission grid upgrades as Georgia sees an influx of energy-hungry data centers.
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Rockefeller unveils details for the tallest residential building in Atlanta
The residences within the 60-story tower, situated at 1072 West Peachtree St., will offer many luxury amenities.
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Atlanta church, UGA’s Legion Pool among Georgia’s at risk landmarks
The Georgia Trust released the 20th edition of its “Places in Peril” list, highlighting 10 Georgia historic properties at risk of demolition, decay or redevelopment.
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Georgia facility that fuels America’s ‘arsenal in the sky’ will get bigger
Pratt & Whitney recently finished a $206 million expansion in Columbus. At a ribbon-cutting event, the jet engine maker announced another major investment.
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Recognize these warehouses? They could soon be the next Beltline hot spot.
A pair of century-old warehouses overlooking the MARTA tracks south of downtown Atlanta are poised to become the next live-work-play hub along the Beltline.
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Refunds? Price changes? Georgians face uncertainty after Trump tariff ruling
The Supreme Court answered one big question about President Trump's tariffs. For Georgians, many other questions remain.