Savannah city officials have given a new lease on life to an economic development agency they all but dismantled two years ago. The city-funded but state-chartered Development and Renewal Authority was credited with revitalizing sections of...
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The largest of several downtown Macon loft conversions now underway has its first major tenant — a health club will fill a space vacated in the 1960s by the Dannenberg Department Store.
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Atlanta's transit system is facing a decline in the number of commuters it attracts even through figures from the American Public Transit Association show ridership is increasing on systems in other cities.
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Our workplaces are full of clichés: we’re ‘thinking outside the box’ and ‘circling back’ and ‘shifting paradigms’ every day. Brandon Smith explains why buzzwords and catch phrases don’t help us communicate clearly and how we can break the habit.
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Wells Fargo bank officials say a viral video filmed inside an Atlanta bank branch was not approved or produced by the company, and employees participated on their own time. The video, one of many depicting the "Harlem Shake," features...
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A food processing and distribution company is planning to expand a plant in western Georgia and looks to create 750 new jobs. Gov. Nathan Deal Thursday announced Koch Foods is planning to expand its plant in Hamilton — about 25 miles northeast of...
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The Federal Aviation Administration has announced dates it plans to cut funding to 149 contract air traffic control towers — including five in Georgia.
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A Georgia pawnshop owner is angry about a cable company's decision not to run his advertising if it shows firearms. United Loan and Firearms owner Ray Reynolds says his most recent commercial -- a spoof of the History Channel reality show Pawn...
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We’re in the thick of March Madness this week, which means office brackets, sneaking a look at games through the day, and reportedly, millions of dollars of lost productivity. So is all this basketball fever a problem? Our resident expert Brandon...
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The Savannah Film Office said Thursday it worked with a record number of film projects in 2012 that brought more than $12 million in direct spending to the city. The projects ranged from TV ads to feature films.
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