The CWA has exited mediation with AT&T amid a labor dispute and ongoing strike, impacting service in cities like Atlanta. AT&T seeks an equitable deal despite the stalled talks.

Approximately 17,000 AT&T Southeast employees, represented by the Communications Workers of America, are on strike over labor practice disputes.

Georgia business leaders outlined economic priorities including rural economy support, defense, and small business tax credits preservation at a chamber luncheon.

Coca-Cola Co. has agreed to pay $6 billion in back taxes and interest, while planning to appeal a federal tax court ruling. They remain in a legal dispute with the IRS regarding taxes from 2007-2009.

The U.S. Department of Transportation proposes a rule to stop airlines from charging fees for families to sit together, potentially saving hundreds of dollars for travelers with children.

Brunswick Port rivals Baltimore as the top U.S. auto port, handling a record 830,000 autos in FY 2024, marking substantial growth and benefiting from significant investment in port infrastructure.

Clayton County offers a workshop to educate on business operations in the area, including licensing and contracting processes. Registration is required.

Delta Air Lines continues to cancel flights due to a software outage affecting Microsoft applications, with CEO Ed Bastian addressing the impact on operations.

Ritz Instrument Transformers is investing $28 million in a new Georgia facility, creating 130 jobs in Waynesboro's Burke County Industrial Park, with operations starting in late 2025.

Georgia drivers experience an 8-cent gas price hike, with Atlanta having the highest average at $3.43 per gallon, as oil prices rise and hurricane season poses additional threats.

The SkillsUSA conference in Atlanta showcased the talents of young trainees in trades, reflecting a shift towards vocational careers due to the high cost of college and labor market demands.

The North DeKalb Mall demolition marks the end of an era and the beginning of Lulah Hills, a mixed-use development set for completion by 2028, involving housing and retail spaces.

Forbes' BLK Summit in Atlanta offered a platform for Black entrepreneurs to network, share insights, and discuss challenges in business growth and legacy building.