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Why a Norwegian firm chose Georgia for an innovative way to produce aluminum
There’s a good chance the aluminum that helps you drive your car or look out a window at home came from a plant 50 miles north of Atlanta.
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Atlanta gas prices rise amid U.S.-Iran conflict. They’ll likely rise more.
The U.S. will not experience oil shortages or face a supply issue. But prices will be impacted, analysts say.
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Here are some Atlanta leaders you should know this Women’s History Month
Take a moment this Women’s History Month to check out our collection of AJC Her+Story profiles and stories about some of the leading women across metro Atlanta.
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Luxury movie theater chain IPIC set to close its Midtown location
With industry struggling to rebound from prepandemic levels, 163 employees are set to lose their jobs as IPIC's Colony Square location is set to close in April.
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Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic retires, search continues for successor
Since taking the top job in June 2017, Raphael Bostic had to steer the Atlanta Fed through unprecedented, challenging economic times.
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A reason to skip Plane Train: Atlanta airport history enshrined in new exhibit
A new permanent exhibit between Concourses D and E is a trove of Atlanta aviation history.
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Clayton County is coming after Atlanta airport’s property tax break
The bill represents a major salvo in the yearslong fight Clayton County has waged to try to reclaim tax revenue it lost in 2018.
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Georgia Power gets largest federal energy loan to aid data center expansion
The loans are designed to support a slew of new power generation and transmission grid upgrades as Georgia sees an influx of energy-hungry data centers.
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An airport fuel spill contaminated water. Griffin is trying to protect itself.
More than 15,000 gallons of jet fuel leaked into the Flint River, which serves as a water source for many downstream communities including Griffin.
Fewer people can afford to buy homes. That’s also hurting Home Depot.
The Vinings-based home improvement giant saw its net earnings decline to $14.2 billion in 2025. The results come after Home Depot said it was cutting about 800 corporate jobs.