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This 4-acre hole in Midtown will become Atlanta’s newest park. Take a look.
Midtown Alliance unveiled several renderings of its vision to make a public park out of 98 14th St., a derelict plot known as one of Midtown’s biggest eyesores.
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Data center pitch highlights divide in changing SW Atlanta neighborhoods
A collection of Atlanta neighborhoods voted Monday night to formally oppose a controversial data center proposal near the West End MARTA station and Beltline.
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Coca-Cola’s new CEO names key exec as he shuffles leadership team
Coca-Cola’s leadership team continues to morph under new CEO Henrique Braun, who took charge in late March.
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Data centers in space? This Georgia startup says it’s not science fiction.
Atomic-6, a metro Atlanta aerospace and defense startup, launched an online storefront Monday called “ODC.space“ where it advertises orbital data centers.
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Battery recycler with plant east of Atlanta files for bankruptcy
The company filed for Chapter 11 protection Thursday in the Southern District of Texas’ bankruptcy court.
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Gwinnett’s bet to build Georgia version of Research Triangle Park starts to pay off
Many states covet the ecosystem created by North Carolina’s Research Triangle Park, a biotech and life sciences hub positioned between the Tar Heel State’s top universities.
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Edible Brands opens its first THC retail store along Atlanta Beltline
A short stroll from the Atlanta Beltline’s Eastside Trail, a company known for fruit bouquets is opening a shop selling a different edible: the intoxicating kind.
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Coke rival Pepsi climbs up among top U.S. soda brands, besting Sprite
Coca-Cola Classic continues to reign as the top carbonated soda brand in the United States. But longtime rival Pepsi has climbed back up the ranks.
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Chick-fil-A grew U.S. sales to nearly $24B last year
Chick-fil-A grew its U.S. sales last year during a challenging time for the restaurant industry, though its pace of growth slowed.
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Nuisance neighbor? Polarizing Atlanta property pro draws scrutiny in Savannah.
Georgia real estate investor Jeff Notrica attracted both praise and scorn in Atlanta’s intown neighborhoods. His business activities are stirring new critics in Savannah.