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Meet Allyson Eman, one of the shapers of Atlanta’s technology ecosystem
Allyson Eman has led Venture Atlanta since 2007, building it into one of the largest venture capital conferences in the Southeast.
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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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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.
Atlanta-based parent of NYSE investing up to $2B in prediction market
Intercontinental Exchange is investing in disruptive startup Polymarket, a prediction platform where users can bet and sell shares on potential outcomes to global events.
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The EPA killed $7B for solar. Now, groups in Georgia, other states are suing.
The lawsuit argues funding for the so-called “Solar For All” initiative was unlawfully terminated without Congressional approval.
Atlanta technology firm lays off nearly a third of its workforce
Cardlytics Inc., an Atlanta-based marketing software firm, has cut 120 employees as part of a major cost-savings effort.
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Is this the Corvette of the future?
The Corvette’s "future is broad enough for purists and newcomers alike," writes Kelley Blue Book and Autotrader Senior Editor Brian Moody.
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AI is reshaping fintech jobs. Georgia is building the talent to match.
Financial technology is the backbone of commerce and a pillar of Georgia’s economy, and it’s one that could be disrupted by artificial intelligence.
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Georgia factory melts metals to return them to the high-tech supply chain
The $800M smelting facility in Augusta recycles metals to produce materials for lithium-ion batteries and other electronic products.