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Georgia has recruited India for business. Some entrepreneurs fear new tariffs.
The yearslong effort to bring Indian goods and businesses to Georgia is now in jeopardy because of President Donald Trump's tariffs, officials and business owners say.
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Unrest among Atlanta attorneys drives unprecedented legal market growth
Leading attorneys are leaving prominent Atlanta law firms to open local offices of national and global firms at a rate not seen before.
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When a ‘Vampire Diaries’ convention canceled, Covington stepped up
There’s no monetary gain, business leaders say. They want to support a "Vampire Diaries" fandom that has invigorated the town.
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AJC to move to fully digital publication, phase out print Dec. 31
The AJC will continue to publish distinctive journalism every day and with urgency on its website, mobile app, as well as through video, podcasts and other digital platforms.
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Amid production slowdown, Atlanta soundstage pioneers look to pull back
Times are tough for operators of TV and film production campuses after years of a Hollywood boom in Georgia.
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The Atlanta airport Plane Train’s employees have voted to unionize
Employees who operate Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport's Plane Train said in a statement that their group is interested in better pay and benefits.
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Delta to pay $79 million to settle LA jet fuel dump lawsuit
Delta Air Lines has agreed to settle a class action filed by homeowners and residents affected when a plane offloaded jet fuel during an emergency landing at LAX in 2020.
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Hey, Atlanta, plan for busy roads and skies for Labor Day weekend
Saturday is forecast to be the busiest day at the Atlanta airport with nearly 325,000 passengers. Roads will be busy Friday and Saturday, officials say.
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Unions, workers protest cuts to social services on Labor Day
More than 100 protesters came out to the rally, which ended with a march to the King Center.
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Helping people find work after prison could be a boon to Georgia’s economy
More than 4 million Georgians have a criminal record. Second-chance hiring offers a way to combat poverty and prevent recidivism, experts say.
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Hotel leader’s advice for young professionals: ‘Find people that challenge you’
Kristi Cotten-Morris' interest in hospitality began as a child traveling for gymnastics competitions, which came with a lot of hotel stays.
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Appeals court finds Trump’s sweeping tariffs unconstitutional but leaves them in place for now
A federal appeals court is ruling that President Donald Trump had no legal right to impose sweeping tariffs but is leaving in place for now his effort to build a protectionist
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New invasive pest spreading rapidly in Georgia, state officials warn
Georgia agriculture officials are warning farmers that an invasive pest is spreading rapidly in the state, posing a threat to cotton and other major crops.
Tariff exemption’s end for small orders means higher costs, postal disruptions
The Trump administration is ending an exemption that has spared imports into the U.S. below the value of $800 from import duties.
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Home Depot’s $5.5B GMS deal gets final antitrust clearance with Canadian OK
Home Depot said it has received clearance from the Canadian Competition Bureau for its pending $5.5 billion acquisition of specialty building products distributor GMS Inc.
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New car prices are going up, but you might not notice (yet)
Many automakers are absorbing the additional cost brought by tariffs to lessen the sticker shock, but that can’t go on forever.
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State lawmakers discuss how to cut insurance costs for consumers in Georgia
Georgia state representatives are reviewing the insurance industry’s system for setting rates and processing claims during five meetings throughout the state.