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Comcast to cut 240 Cobb County jobs as part of corporate restructuring, state filing reveals
Comcast’s Central Division is headquartered at the Cobb County office, along with other company functions. The Central Division will “cease to exist” beginning in 2026.
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NYC restaurateurs with celebrity following to open Asian fusion restaurant in Atlanta
The co-founders of Manhattan's Sei Less are expanding to Atlanta with an Asian fusion concept called Lo Kee.
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She worked on many well-known Atlanta projects. Buckhead is her next focus.
The Buckhead Coalition and the Buckhead Community Improvement District announced they selected Katharine Kelley as their next CEO.
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A Midtown Atlanta hotel is about to get a new look
The 25-story hotel currently dual-branded as the Crowne Plaza Atlanta Midtown and Staybridge Suites Atlanta Midtown will undergo a full refresh to become The Marriott Atlanta.
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$10B project backed by Burt Jones pairs hospital with wave of data centers
Computer storage warehouses are envisioned to comprise the bulk of a Butts County megaproject site along I-75 owned by Burt Jones’ father, according to a filing.
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One of South Fulton’s largest projects moves forward. Here’s the plan.
A $209 million project called Sandtown Village is slated for 60 acres of South Fulton, and it has been preliminarily approved for a $6.3 million tax break.
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Dickens’ $1.3B housing plan is ambitious: But will it solve the affordability crisis?
TADs allow Atlanta to freeze the property tax base in designated areas and funnel all new revenue above that base into redevelopment funds.
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2,000-acre Rowen bioscience campus announces first buildings. Take a look.
After decades of planning and preparation, one of Georgia’s largest economic development projects is about to start construction in earnest.
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Meet the candidates running for seats on state’s powerful utility regulator
From Tuesday through Nov. 4, voters get to choose who serves on the Georgia Public Service Commission for the first time in almost five years.
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Georgia firm makes $2B bet AI and automation can transform farming
Farm equipment makers and tech firms are pouring billions into automation and artificial intelligence to improve the efficiency of farms and minimize environmental impact.