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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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Bid to secure Georgia’s first World Heritage site enters the home stretch
World Heritage status is an honor reserved for the planet’s most iconic natural and cultural treasures — places like the Great Barrier Reef and Yellowstone National Park.
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Atlanta’s industrial market starts to recover from its post-COVID hangover
Two deals that eclipsed 1 million square feet were signed in metro Atlanta during the fourth quarter, doubling last year’s total.
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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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How Atlanta helps Porsche train the next generation of its mechanics
The North American division of Porsche on Thursday celebrated the graduation of its 100th technology apprenticeship class, including students in Atlanta.
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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.