AI is changing how we work. The stakes are higher for women.
Here’s how women can leverage AI to make their work lives better, insulate themselves from downsizing and maybe even break the glass ceiling.
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Data centers give a jolt to Georgia Power parent company’s profits
Atlanta-based Southern Co., the parent of Georgia Power, saw profits climb 11.5% in the third quarter of 2025 compared to the same period last year.
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Meet the metro Atlanta woman who invented a new permanent birth control
Femasys is the brainchild and labor of love of Kathy Lee-Sepsick, whose company that started in her home in 2004 raised $31 million when it went public in 2021.
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GM’s metro Atlanta tech center will close, costing 350 jobs. Here’s why.
General Motors announced Monday it plans to shutter a metro Atlanta technology center, laying off hundreds of employees.
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Rivian layoffs to hit hundreds, but Georgia impacts expected to be small
The company is looking to reduce costs as it prepares to start production of its R2 crossover, which Rivian has said will eventually be built at its planned Georgia plant.
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Georgia has lost $2.9B in clean energy projects amid fed pullback, report says
More than $24 billion worth of projects across the country in the electric vehicle, battery and renewable energy sectors have fallen apart this year, a report found.
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Georgia startup invents material to better protect spacecraft
Marietta-based company Atomic-6 has developed what it calls Space Armor, a new type of debris shield for spacecraft.
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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.