Morehouse students step into legacy of African tradition
Burnout cure or luxury? The rise of 'micro-retirement' in 2025.
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Chick-fil-A orders up international expansion. Here’s where it’s headed.
Two years ago, the company announced a $1 billion international expansion, with the goal of entering five overseas markets by 2030.
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The leader of one of Georgia’s biggest credit unions is retiring
C. Lin Hodges, who has served as CEO of Associated Credit Union for 18 years, will retire after 46 years with the financial institution headquartered in Norcross.
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Beltline buys more land near former Buckhead nightclub for redevelopment
The Atlanta Beltline has added more property to its redevelopment portfolio by acquiring land surrounding a notorious shuttered nightclub in Buckhead.
Georgia Media and Entertainment News
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Amid production slowdown, Atlanta soundstage pioneers look to pull back
Times are tough for operators of TV and film production campuses after years of a Hollywood boom in Georgia.
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Atlanta’s 11Alive will soon have a new owner as TV giants consolidate
The deal signifies major changes the broadcasting industry has undergone since President Donald Trump was elected in November, and promised to lower regulation.
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Atlanta TV station owner wants to expand. A looser FCC might help.
With a deregulatory environment on the horizon, TV station owners are either buying or selling.
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‘Never had the evidence’: Georgia man acquitted of murder in twisty cold case
It took jurors just two hours to acquit Christopher Wolfenbarger of the lone murder count he still faced by the time the case was handed to them.
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Aerospace is a top Georgia industry. A new group plans to keep it that way.
Gulfstream, Lockheed Martin, Rolls-Royce and other firms are forming the Georgia Aerospace & Defense Alliance.
An interview with Delta CEO Ed Bastian: Atlanta, AI and his succession plan
The CEO of Delta joined the AJC’s Editorial Board for a wide-ranging conversation.
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Cape Cod in the smallest U.S. state? It’s possible
It’s true: big things come in small packages. And America’s tiniest state of Rhode Island, might be New England’s...
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Stay ahead with Kaiser Permanente: Why mammograms matter
An emphasis on responsiveness, expedient care, and coordination made Elesha Nurridin’s care experience after a...
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Food, music and more festivities are in store this fall in Columbia, SC
When you’re ready to book your next fall getaway, do you dream of escaping to a food-lover’s paradise? What about a...
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Target’s leadership changes a sign of boycott’s power, Atlanta pastor says
Pastor Jamal Bryant of Atlanta’s New Birth Missionary Baptist Church waged a boycott on Target this year after the retailer rolled back its diversity polices.
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Home Depot gets U.S. OK for GMS deal, extends offer as Canada weighs tie-up
Georgia-based Home Depot cleared a key U.S. hurdle in its $5.5B acquisition of Tucker-based GMS and extended its offer, as Canada reviews the deal.
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Aerospace is a top Georgia industry. A new group plans to keep it that way.
Gulfstream, Lockheed Martin, Rolls-Royce and other firms are forming the Georgia Aerospace & Defense Alliance.
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Beltline seeks developer to transform site next to Pittsburgh Yards
The Atlanta Beltline is seeking a team to bring to life a mixed-use project on one of the largest undeveloped sites owned by the trail operator.
An interview with Delta CEO Ed Bastian: Atlanta, AI and his succession plan
The CEO of Delta joined the AJC’s Editorial Board for a wide-ranging conversation.
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What does south DeKalb need to thrive? New study aims to find out.
Decide DeKalb on Monday is launching an economic development study to explore ways to generate new investment in the county’s often overlooked southwestern corridor.
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Slutty Vegan landlord seeks nearly $90K in alleged late rent, lawsuit says
A prominent Atlanta landlord is suing the ownership of Slutty Vegan and sister concept The Morning After for unpaid rent, shortly after the company went through restructuring.
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After First Liberty collapse, Raffensperger pushes for fraud-fighting powers
After the collapse of First Liberty Building & Loan, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is calling for more anti-fraud powers.
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Atlanta’s famed Cheetah Lounge could make way for new tower
For decades, developers have waved cash at Midtown Atlanta’s Cheetah Lounge, hoping to build bigger on a valuable piece of land in the middle of Tech Square.
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