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If tariffs implemented, trade war will hit these goods Georgians buy and make
Tariffs will hit many things Georgians buy — including produce, clothing, electronics, automobiles and gasoline.
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Georgia Power’s energy road map adds renewables but keeps coal alive
In a new plan filed with Georgia regulators, Georgia Power said it wants to extend the life of several coal and gas plants, while also adding more renewables to its system.
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Home Depot buys logistics center that kicked off Savannah’s warehousing boom
Three decades ago, Home Depot opened a huge distribution facility in Savannah that it has leased ever since. Now, it is buying it.
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Delta-led push for more flights at Washington airport gets fresh look after deadly crash
The deadly collision at Washington’s airport has brought renewed attention to a yearslong fight involving Delta, which wanted to increase volume at the airport.
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Georgia Power to reveal its plan to serve all those power-hungry data centers
Georgia Power is set to reveal its plan to meet the electricity needs of data centers and Georgia residents for the next two decades on Friday.
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UPS announces major cutback in Amazon relationship
UPS CFO Brian Dykes said the Sandy Springs-based company is undergoing “the largest network reconfiguration in our history.”
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Georgia dealer sold them cars despite bad credit. GPS kill switch stranded them
An affiliate of the dealership chain U.S. Auto Sales controlled thousands of cars across the South. Its system disabled borrowers' cars even when they were paying their loans.
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Norfolk Southern CEO sees ‘momentum’ in 2024 earnings results
Norfolk Southern CEO Mark George said the company is turning the corner into 2025 with “strong” financial results that make him optimistic about the future.
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Data centers are power hogs. A new rule lets Georgia Power charge them more
Georgia Power could start charging data center operators more for power under a new rule approved by state utility regulators.