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Why this nonprofit leader says more people should consider careers in tech
A former high school teacher, Shana Sanders has made it her mission to create programs to help more students find pathways into STEM fields.
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Qcells to furlough staff, cut temp workers amid supply chain woes
The solar giant said it will furlough about 1,000 workers at two Georgia plants and lay off about 300 workers employed through staffing agencies.
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Why your car’s safety tech needs maintenance, too
A warning beep is helpful, but only if the sensor providing the information is accurate. That is not always the case. Here's how to keep those systems running at their peak.
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What Georgia Democrats PSC wins will and won’t mean for your power bills
Two seats on the Georgia Public Service Commission flipped from Republicans to Democrats. Here's what it could mean for your Georgia Power bills.
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Saying goodbye to the Porsche 718 Cayman — for now
Porsche, like many auto manufacturers, must balance nostalgia and emotional appeal with progress.
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.