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NLRB upholds rejection of union at Athens brewery
The NLRB has ruled that last year’s vote on unionizing a hip, Athens-based craft beer company was fair. The union was rejected.
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Fall chill hasn’t frozen metro Atlanta housing market. 2025 could heat up
Metro Atlanta home sales slow in November, but not as much as usual. Experts expect a strong 2025.
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UGA sees economy tapping brakes, but still rolling in 2025
UGA forecasters say the Georgia economy will slow down, but keep growing in 2025. An independentr economist warns that Trump policies could change that.
Home Depot scores sponsorship of the 2026 World Cup
Home Depot will be a sponsor of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a 104 match tournament to be played in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
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Goodwill turns to technology to train welders without getting burned
Welding and forklift driving: a look at how Goodwill in Cherokee County trains low-income residents in skills that lead to good jobs.
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Atlanta drivers join Teamsters in effort to get Amazon contract
More than 100 Atlanta-area drivers who make deliveries for Amazon have joined the Teamsters and challenged the company to bargain a contract with them
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Biden’s Commerce Department to impose fines on Chinese golf carts
Federal officials on Tuesday said they will impose duties on imported Chinese golf carts that they believe received unfair subsidies.
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Trump promised big tariffs on 3 nations. What it would mean for Georgia
President-elect Donald Trump promised huge tariffs on three key Georgia trade partners. They will likely raise costs on billions of Georgia imports.
How to become a nurse consultant for TV shows and movies
From “Grey’s Anatomy” to “Scrubs,” medical script nurses can bring authenticity to the small and big screens
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Quikrete cements $11 billion deal to create building materials behemoth
Quikrete, the privately held Sandy Springs concrete and cement company, will buy Denver-based Summit Materials in a more than $11 billion deal, including assumed debt.