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Atlanta, founded as a railroad town, now controls a vast rail archive
“Everything starts with the railroad,” said Sheffield Hale, president and CEO of the Atlanta History Center.
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Microsoft to return part of halted campus site for affordable housing
According to the city, Microsoft will transfer 22.5 acres of the Quarry Yards property through the Atlanta Urban Development Corp.
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Atlanta has lots of empty offices. But are tenants finally ready to settle?
Metro Atlanta’s office sector just posted one of its best quarters on paper since the COVID-19 pandemic, leasing more workspace than was vacated.
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As business booms for cost-cutting Braves, McGuirk aims for ‘top-5’ payroll
Off the field, the Atlanta Braves were a hit, with third-quarter revenue up 7% from 2024. That's little solace for fans who see ticket prices rising while the payroll isn't.
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Ashley Judd coming to Atlanta for film about football player with Down syndrome
The Atlanta studio has not yet been announced for “21 Down," the story of Caden Cox, who kicked an extra point in a 2021 college football game in Ohio.
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CNN’s big bet on streaming, All Access, is here. Why it’s a big deal.
CNN CEO ‘feeling confident’ on launch of All Access subscription service, but possible ownership change might complicate plans.
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How tariffs have made clearing goods for customs a headache for UPS, customers
Ever-changing tariffs and other trade complications are challenging small businesses and major ones like Sandy Springs-based UPS.
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Flight delays likely ‘only going to get worse,’ Transportation head says
The U.S. will stop flights if the air traffic controller shortage leads to safety concerns, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says in TV interviews.
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These FAA employees working without pay are keeping the skies open
As the shutdown continues, FAA employees in Atlanta say they’re working unpaid to keep air travel safe — and asking leaders to end the stalemate.
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3 school lunch recipes that will have your kids saying ‘more, please!’
Between school drop-offs, after-school activities, homework, and more, the busyness of the school year has already...
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Daytona Beach: the Festival Capital of Florida
You may know Daytona Beach for the 23-mile stretch of sand, scenic trails and eclectic shopping. But did you know it’s...
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Getting to undetectable: Why HIV resistance and adherence matter
Over the past four decades, advances in scientific research and medications for HIV have transformed the disease from a...
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Delta unveils new employee uniform collection produced by Lands’ End
Delta has unveiled a new line of flight attendant, airport customer service and maintenance employee uniforms.
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John Hope Bryant and Centennial Yards backer launch huge housing fund
CIM Group and Bryant Group Ventures have formed a partnership to “address the immense need for affordable housing."
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Amazon’s layoffs won’t hurt Atlanta’s largest landlord. But it is watching.
The CEO of Atlanta-based Cousins Properties, whose largest office tenant nationwide is Amazon, told investors Friday he’s not concerned about the e-commerce giant’s plans.
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How tariffs have made clearing goods for customs a headache for UPS, customers
Ever-changing tariffs and other trade complications are challenging small businesses and major ones like Sandy Springs-based UPS.
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How two obscure races became a referendum on Georgia Power bills
Georgia Power customers have seen bills rise. Now they get to vote for two members on the state regulatory commission for the first time since 2020.
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Flight delays likely ‘only going to get worse,’ Transportation head says
The U.S. will stop flights if the air traffic controller shortage leads to safety concerns, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says in TV interviews.
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R. Thomas Deluxe Grill bought by local hospitality company Teranga Group
The beloved restaurant on Peachtree Street was sold to a family-run, Atlanta-based hospitality group that plans to expand R. Thomas into a franchise business.
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How much money has been recovered so far in the First Liberty collapse?
The team appointed by a judge to recoup money for jilted investors signaled in a court filing it is preparing for a lengthy battle to recover additional funds.
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Mr. Pibb is back. Coca-Cola revives spicy cherry soda after nearly 25 years.
Coca-Cola said it is bringing back Mr. Pibb, a brand it originally launched in 1972 to compete with Dr. Pepper.
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These FAA employees working without pay are keeping the skies open
As the shutdown continues, FAA employees in Atlanta say they’re working unpaid to keep air travel safe — and asking leaders to end the stalemate.