Four new tenants totaling about 8,600 square feet are headed to the Shops of Dunwoody, bringing sushi, boutique fitness and a fast‑casual juicery to the village.

A proposed class-action accuses Atlanta-based Carter’s of keeping surcharge-like charges linked to now-invalid tariffs; the suit joins a wave of consumer claims as refunds roll out.

Equinox is headed to Buckhead Village for its first Atlanta club, joining a rush of national boutiques and lifestyle brands reshaping the shopping district.

Permit filings point to a potential Meta Lab at Lenox Square in Buckhead, though no official confirmation has been released.

Trader Joe’s will open its first Johns Creek store at 1000 Medley Blvd on June 11, a 9,240‑sq‑ft location that opens with a lei‑cutting ceremony and local hires.

OSHA cited a Bowdon Piggly Wiggly after a meat‑department worker lost four fingers while cleaning a grinder; proposed penalties total $196,251. The agency found bypassed guards and no lockout program.

Amerimed Emergency Medical Services filed for Chapter 11 in Atlanta while former employees allege the company skipped the WARN Act notice. The move adds legal and operational uncertainty for staff and local partners.

Publix pulled two lots of DiLuigi Smashables after a labeling mistake left milk off the ingredient list. Affected packages carry a Use By date of June 13, 2026.

Coca‑Cola said it's exploring a 2027 IPO for Hindustan Coca‑Cola Holdings and may sell part of its stake. The listing would cap a refranchising push and be a major Indian consumer IPO.

The Cumberland Barnes & Noble will close Aug. 19 after roughly 30 years; hundreds queued for closing-sale discounts as RaceTrac prepares to redevelop the site.

Delta’s decision to end a food‑service contract in Atlanta led to about 70 layoffs, highlighting how airline service cuts ripple through local vendor jobs.

Cogent agreed to sell ten U.S. data centers to I Squared Capital for $225M, earmarking the cash to accelerate debt reduction as the buyer builds an AI-focused colocation platform.

Inalfa Roof Systems will cut 127 jobs across two Acworth plants, a reduction that Atlanta Business Chronicle says trims nearly half its Georgia workforce.