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Georgia Power, environmental groups clash over challenge to data center expansion
The stakes for Georgia Power and residential customers in its territory are huge.
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Atlanta Fortune 500 firm faces probe into potential racial discrimination
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is looking into alleged discrimination in hiring and recruiting at Genuine Parts.
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Teamsters union sues UPS for breach of contract
The Teamsters union has sued UPS for alleged violations of the institutions’ bargaining agreement, spurred by its recent voluntary driver buyout offers.
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Coca-Cola’s incoming CEO wants to accelerate innovation. Here’s how.
Coca-Cola’s incoming CEO, Henrique Braun, gave the public the first taste of his priorities during a Tuesday earnings call.
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Atlanta-based Court TV sold to true crime giant Law&Crime
The deal will impact Court TV’s Atlanta-based workforce, as a number of positions were eliminated.
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Coca-Cola shifting sports drink business BodyArmor to Atlanta, report says
Coca-Cola will migrate its sports drink business BodyArmor Sports Nutrition from New York to Atlanta to bring several of the company’s hydration brands under one unit.
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Debate heats up over how to protect Georgians from data center energy costs
A big Gold Dome debate is beginning over data centers, rising energy costs and consumer protections.
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A year into Trump’s tariffs, Georgia businesses grapple with uncertainty
A number of Georgia business owners say they are still reeling from a tumultuous year marked by tariffs and tougher U.S. trade policies.
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Korean automotive supplier promises 200 jobs in rural Georgia county
A Korean automotive supplier plans to invest $30 million into a new production facility in a rural Georgia county, promising to create 200 jobs.
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10,000 gallons of jet fuel spilled into Flint River, EPA says
State authorities say all water sources have been tested and deemed safe; some nearby residents say their drinking water smells like fuel and appears to have oil particles.