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November 11, 2025

• Georgia Veterans Navigate Becoming Entrepreneurs After their Service is Done

• Georgia Power, Salvation Army Celebrate 40th Anniversary of Project SHARE

• Some Disruptions at Hartsfield-Jackson Amid Shutdown

• If Georgia Drops Income Tax, Will Sales Taxes Rise?

• Georgia Historical Society Dedicates New Historical Marker about Macon Journalist and Philanthropist Peyton Anderson

• 2026 Election Wins And Losses Will Come At Great Costs

• Tech Hiring Intent Unexpectedly Increases In October

• One Third of Americans Have a Side Hustle

• Data Shows U.S. Consumer Debt Inching Past $18 Trillion as Delinquencies Stabilize

November 10, 2025

• Flights Trimmed At Atlanta And Other Major Airports As Government Shutdown Drags On

• Georgia Power Urges Customers To Make Sure Home Is Ready For Frigid Weather

• October State Net Tax Revenues Up 6.9%

• Savor the Season with Chick-fil-A: Peppermint Chip is Back

• ProCivica Introduces Innovative Platform Transforming Mandated Education for Justice-Involved Individuals Nationwide

• Shaw Industries Vice President of Global Sustainability Joins Global Commission on Healthy Indoor Air

• US Consumer Confidence Virtually Unchanged in October

• Most Americans Value the Energy Workforce, But Not Enough to Know About the Careers That Fuel It

• Two-Thirds of CFOs Say AI is Shifting CFO Role From Compliance to Growth Leadership, Research Finds

November 07, 2025

• Hartsfield-Jackson Among 40 Targeted For Shutdown Flight Cuts

• Chick-fil-A Sidesteps Customer Problem That's Slamming Wendy's

• JAMES Magazine: A Look Around the State: More Election Day Results from Around Georgia

• Mohawk Industries Announces Planned Leadership Transition

• Georgia Election Results Spark Uncertainty for Bitcoin Miners

• Opportunity Zone Home Price Growth Matches Rest Of Nation

• Report: Companies Will Be Left Behind If They Prioritize Credentials Over Capabilities

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