A Robert Half survey and local reporting show AI-crafted résumés are piling up and dragging out hiring timelines in Atlanta. Recruiters say verification work is spiking.

LoveShackFancy will open its first Georgia store in Buckhead Village this May, founder Rebecca Hessel Cohen told the Atlanta Business Chronicle. The shop continues the brand's lifestyle-led expansion.

State officials say Georgia has regained HPAI-free status, allowing poultry shipments to international buyers and easing pressure on producers after recent detections.

Tanishq has opened showrooms in Cumming, GA and Redmond, WA, bringing thousands of gold and diamond designs to local shoppers as part of a broader U.S. rollout.

Publix will close its Woodlawn Point store on March 28 for a multi‑month renovation that expands and modernizes the 56,000‑sq‑ft anchor at 1100 Johnson Ferry Road.

South Fulton is opening a 90-day window for unlicensed and lapsed businesses to register for 2026 licenses without late fees or interest; the program runs April 1–June 30.

Dozens of Georgia drivers say they paid for cars but never got titles; judges have handed down judgments, but collecting remains uncertain. State agencies lay out options.

DISH has threatened to remove Atlanta News First and Peachtree TV from its lineup on March 10 at 7 p.m., jeopardizing local newscasts and programs. Here’s what Atlanta viewers should know.

SK Battery America laid off 958 workers at its Commerce, Georgia plant as automakers and suppliers rework EV plans. The WARN filing says impacted employees will be paid through May 6.

A Jumbo Bucks Extravaganza scratch-off sold in Nahunta won $5 million; the winner claimed it on Feb. 23 and chose the annuity option.

Slutty Vegan founder Pinky Cole filed Chapter 11 and listed roughly $1M owed to the SBA as the chain navigates closures and a restructure.

Brink’s will acquire Atlanta-based NCR Atleos in a $6.6B cash-and-stock deal that combines the ATM operator with Brink’s cash-management network. The boards approved the deal; closing is expected in Q1 2027.

Papa John’s will close about 300 North America restaurants by 2027, cut roughly 7% of corporate jobs and pare back menu items as part of a system reset.