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Georgianomics: Build or block data centers?
The data center debate, free gas, a boost in independent film production and big changes at UPS are among the big stories in Georgia business.
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Georgia families sue Meta, accuse its data center of tainting their water
Neighbors of Meta's Newton County data center allege construction of the facility has affected their water and destroyed their rural way of life.
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A Chinese auto parts supplier plants its roots in U.S. with Georgia HQ
YFORE, a Chinese auto parts maker, opens a new U.S. HQ in metro Atlanta.
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Meta must pay millions to Georgia in social media addiction lawsuit
The overall settlement resolves claims by 48 states. Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr said Meta is the first "to come to the table but shouldn't be the last."
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Battery recycling project headed to Georgia with help from $50M federal grant
A new project heading to Georgia will aim to recover and recycle battery scrap material more efficiently, with the help of a $50 million federal grant.
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Georgianomics: It’s money
Welcome to the very first issue of Georgianomics, the AJC’s newsletter reporting on the businesses, people and ideas shaping the unique economy here in Georgia.
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Humanity must adopt safeguards on AI before it gets out of control
Human beings' rights and health are being threatened by the rapidly expanding power of artificial intelligence. It's time to set more controls.
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Georgians deserve accountability and transparency on data centers
Georgians are feeling increasingly frustrated about the state's data center expansion because their questions and concerns are not being answered.
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Hyundai weighs expanding Georgia factory, which could top Tesla for capacity
Hyundai is evaluating plans to increase the annual production capacity at its plant near Savannah, which could result in it surpassing Tesla’s factory in Fremont, California.
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She started as a clerk at Norfolk Southern. Now she’s a top executive.
Dianne Barnett’s career began as a stenographer clerk in Birmingham. Now she's Norfolk Southern's chief mechanical officer.