Credit: Atlanta Beltline Partnership
Beltline raises nearly $2 million for new park next to Westside Trail
The Atlanta Beltline’s vision for a new park with a board walk and pavilion next to the Westside Trail is coming to life.
Credit: AP
Coke CEO: Aluminum tariffs will increase cost of cans, but ‘we can adapt’
Coca-Cola has plans to adapt to higher cost for aluminum due to new tariffs.
Credit: AP
Who in Georgia benefits and who is harmed by latest round of tariffs?
Economists call tariffs a type of consumption tax. But though businesses pay the tariff on imported goods, increased costs are shifted to consumers.
Credit: HYOSUB SHIN / AJC
Data centers use lots of energy. Will Georgia lawmakers make them pay more?
The Georgia General Assembly is considering legislation that would require Georgia Power to charge data centers for the costs they incur to serve them.
Credit: AJC file photo
Georgia lifts ban on poultry markets, swaps after bird flu cases
Sales and markets with live poultry can resume in Georgia after state officials lifted restrictions that had been in place since a pair of bird flu detections last month.
Credit: Massey Ferguson
Tariffs have Georgia companies caught in game of risk without knowing the rules
Some of Georgia's biggest companies are left unsure of exactly how their supply chains and product sales will be affected by tariffs in the days, weeks and months to come.
Credit: Bob Andres
NIH cuts target Georgia’s biomedical sector, risking research, jobs, experts say
The Trump administration announced major cuts to federal biomedical research funding beginning Monday that will hit Georgia institutions hard, experts say.
Credit: Katelyn Myrick
One of Atlanta’s largest companies just appointed a new CEO
NCR Voyix announced Wednesday it appointed James “Jim” Kelly as its next president and CEO, succeeding David Wilkinson.
Credit: Savannah Sicurella
Waffle House places surcharge on eggs as bird flu fallout hits consumers, businesses
Waffle House has placed a 50 cent surcharge on every egg, according to signage posted inside of the restaurant.
Credit: Georgia Department of Economic Development
If tariffs implemented, trade war will hit these goods Georgians buy and make
Tariffs will hit many things Georgians buy — including produce, clothing, electronics, automobiles and gasoline.