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Kemp to visit Germany, Poland on economic development mission
Gov. Brian Kemp announced Friday he will lead a delegation to Europe for a mission to strengthen business relationships with German and Polish companies.
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Another mall-sized data center joins metro Atlanta’s crowded pipeline
A developer has proposed a nine-building data center campus larger than the Mall of Georgia at a site in Newton County, east of Atlanta.
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$6.6B federal loan for Rivian’s Georgia plant finalized
A federal loan expected to be worth $6 billion to electric vehicle maker Rivian to finance construction of the company's planned Georgia factory was finalized Thursday.
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Food and agricultural giant Cargill opens tech hub in Midtown
Cargill, the country’s largest privately held company by revenue, has opened up a tech hub in Midtown.
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Feds chip in extra $100M to help Georgia semiconductor materials plant
The U.S. Department of Commerce announced Thursday it awarded Absolics a $100 million grant to further the company’s development of materials used to package computer chips.
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Georgia voters expect strong economy under Trump but are anxious about tariffs
Almost 30% of poll respondents — and nearly identical shares of men and women — rated inflation and cost of living concerns as the “most important issue facing Georgia today.”
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No speed limits: Feds drop rule meant to slow boats around right whales
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) on Wednesday withdrew a proposed vessel speed rule meant to protect North Atlantic right whales.
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Georgia businesses brace for renewed culture war battles under the Gold Dome
Bills tackling controversial topics like youth transgender athletes, abortion and religious exemptions are anticipated to enter the Legislature for debate this year.
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Solar company settles with Georgia couple in case of muddy runoff
A Georgia couple who argued solar panels next door to their property repeatedly sent muddy runoff onto their land has settled with the companies behind the project.
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Beltline’s Murphy Crossing project promised revitalization. It fell apart
A redevelopment plan for Murphy Crossing along the Atlanta Beltline has fallen apart.