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How the World Cup could shape Atlanta’s restaurant scene for years to come
The 2026 FIFA World Cup might be an inflection point for the hospitality businesses in downtown Atlanta, even if it doesn't change things like tipping culture.
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Mercedes-Benz opens $34M ‘playground for engineers’ in Atlanta
Mercedes-Benz debuts its Atlanta Technology Center on Wednesday in west Midtown.
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Now flying on Delta: A discounted version of first class
With Delta Air Lines' Basic fares, you get the lie-flat seat and better food, but you give up the lounge and extra checked bag.
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Georgia agency orders data center’s ‘pop-up’ power plant to halt construction
The first “pop-up” power plant to serve a Georgia data center has been ordered to stop construction and cited for an alleged breach of state law by environmental officials.
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Developer on Atlanta buying spree plans big revamp of intown retail center
A face-lift is planned for Morningside Village, a shopping and dining hub that’s served an intown Atlanta neighborhood for decades.
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Delta jet from Atlanta hit by July 4th firework while landing in Chicago
Delta Air Lines flight 1076 was approaching Chicago Midway International Airport when the crew reported a firework made contact with the Airbus A319 aircraft.
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Northlake Mall sold; Emory Healthcare to expand
Emory said Thursday that Centurion Foundation, an Atlanta-based nonprofit, has purchased Northlake Mall in a deal that closed Wednesday.
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These Coca-Cola artifacts will be buried on July Fourth for 250 years
Coca-Cola contributed items for a time capsule that is set to be buried Saturday to celebrate America’s 250th birthday.
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Georgia’s first data center ‘pop-up’ power plant is breaking rules, groups say
Environmental groups argue a data center in Covington and a 90-megawatt "off-grid" power plant under construction to serve it are violating state and federal pollution laws.
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How Atlanta commuters, employers are navigating World Cup traffic
Some employers have encouraged remote work. Others said employees should come into the office and experience the festivities.