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Delta uses lawful ‘loophole’ to skirt millions in hotel taxes, Hapeville says
The missing revenue has meant the Georgia city had to raise property taxes: "Our poor residents are drowning in tax debt," the mayor said.
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Another large indoor farming operation is up and running in Georgia
BrightFarms, which opened the first phase of its Macon greenhouse complex at the end of last year, grows lettuce and makes salad kits for retailers, including Walmart.
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Home Depot launches Magic Apron, a generative AI customer guide
Home Depot has rolled out an online concierge, powered by generative artificial intelligence, to help answer customers’ questions about products and how to get projects done.
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Atlanta-based bodysuit line LUSCA disrupts women’s fashion through comfort
Attorney Toby Morgan tells the story of how she created her innovative, Atlanta-based apparel brand.
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As trade war expands, experts say Georgians will pay higher prices
Experts say inflation-weary consumers and businesses can expect those taxes to hike the prices of goods in the weeks ahead.
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Georgia braces for impact of Canada, Mexico and China tariffs
The threat of tariffs has generated uncertainty and concerns, as new duties on goods from Canada, Mexico and China were set to take effect.
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Georgia peanut butter maker says USAID restores supply contracts
Mana, which produces peanut-butter based food pouches in Georgia, said USAID restored $12 million of its contracts to feed malnourished children in Africa.
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Trump said cuts are coming to the EPA. Experts warn Georgians could suffer
President Trump signaled cuts are coming to the EPA, and Georgia environmentalists warn the move could lead to dirtier air, unsafe water and hampered clean-ups at toxic sites.
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USAID cancels large contracts of Georgia peanut butter supplier
Mana, which produces peanut-butter based food pouches in Georgia, said USAID had terminated $12 million of its contracts to feed malnourished children in Africa.
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Bill to make Georgia Power charge data centers for their energy costs advances
A bill that would force Georgia Power to charge data centers the cost of for infrastructure it builds to serve them was passed by a Georgia General Assembly committee Tuesday.