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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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Atlanta’s NCR split itself in two. One half is now being bought for $6.6B.
One of Atlanta’s largest public companies split itself into two separate businesses three years ago, and that decision has created some lucrative acquisition targets.
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Jon Oscher, philanthropist and entrepreneur, dies at 93
The Cartersville resident supported Booth Museum of Western Art, the Tellus Science Museum and the Savoy Automobile Museum
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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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A.M. ATL: What’s old is new
Morning, y'all. Your Feb. 27 update: Re-creating W.E.B. Du Bois' work, Apalachee trial latest, "Magic City Mondays" and more.
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A seed for their dreams: Drew kindergartners get $10,000 for their futures
The parents of more than 100 Drew Charter School kindergarten students in Atlanta got a life-changing surprise.
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Newell Brands exec has made imprint on Sharpies, strollers and shampoo
At Sandy Springs-based Newell Brands, Kris Malkoski oversees a business that includes Sharpie and Paper Mate pens, Elmer’s glue, EXPO dry erase markers and Graco car seats.
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Apalachee shooting suspect’s dad expected to take the stand in his trial
Colin Gray, father of the Apalachee shooting suspect, plans to take the stand in his own trial on Friday. The father is facing charged related to the shooting.
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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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Psychologist sentenced to five years for Decatur 5-year-old’s death
An Avondale psychologist was found guilty of vehicular homicide Wednesday in the 2018 death of Miles Jenness, a 5-year-old Decatur boy.