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Amazon strike: What does it mean for deliveries in Georgia?
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters has called a strike at multiple Amazon locations across the country, including in Alpharetta.
Georgia will let farmers suck groundwater from once-restricted river basins
Georgia will consider allowing new water withdrawals in two river basins where supplies have in the past been stretched by drought and the demands of farms and cities.
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Georgia retailers join cigarette giant in fight against FDA
Georgia retailers and cigarette giant Philip Morris are suing the FDA in an attempt to snuff out requirements for graphic warnings on cigarette packaging and advertising.
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Georgia Power’s rates will go up again next month. Here’s how much
After the latest in a series of increases, residential customers who pay an average of $165 for electricity each month now will see an increase of roughly 3.5% or $5.84.
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Shipping deadlines near for getting gifts delivered before Christmas
Here are this year's holiday shipping deadlines in Atlanta for UPS, FedEx and the Postal Service. Spoiler alert: You better hurry.
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Why Delta Air Lines is kicking off its centennial at a tech conference with Lenny Kravitz
Delta CEO Ed Bastian's third appearance at CES in January, which is billed as “the most powerful tech event in the world,” is deliberate.
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The federal government wants to grow the Okefenokee. Should it aim even bigger?
A federal proposal to grow the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge was well received in a public meeting Tuesday, but some asked why a larger expansion isn't on the table.
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Cases claiming Georgia Power’s coal ash caused health problems resolved
Several lawsuits filed by residents living near Georgia Power’s largest coal power plant that claimed the site contaminated groundwater have been resolved.
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CEO gunned down in New York prompts concerns about executive security
One global security company has already reported increased interest from Fortune 500 companies seeking executive protection after the UnitedHealthcare CEO's fatal shooting.
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Coca-Cola set big plastic pollution and climate goals. Now it’s backtracking
The Atlanta-based company cast the change as an “evolution” of its voluntary environmental goals informed by decades of work in sustainability.