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January 14, 2025

• PCA to Close Georgia Corrugated Plant, Affecting 103 People

• Porsche Reports U.S. Retail Sales Record in 2024

• Macy’s Store Closings 2025: Georgia Locations that Made the List

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average is Up Slightly

• Charlie Harper: Georgia General Assembly Begins Work For 2025 Session

• Dairy Alliance Announces Relief Efforts for Southeast Food Banks Following Hurricane Devastations

• 43% of Businesses Report Being Short-Staffed At Least Once a Week Amid Recruitment Struggles

• Honeywell Research Reveals More Than 80% of Retailers Plan to Increase AI Capabilities in Their Operations in 2025

• New AARP Report: Majority of Adults 50-plus Want to Age in Place, But Policies and Communities Must Catch Up

• BofA Global Research Expects 2025 to be a Year of Further Equity Market Strength Amid Macro Uncertainty

January 13, 2025

• ARC Celebrates Landmark ACF Agreement following U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Adoption of Water Control Plan Updates

• Macy’s to Close Three Metro Atlanta Stores

• Expanding EV Charging Infrastructure in DeKalb County Through Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

• Atlanta Advisory Firm Completes 31st Acquisition and Expands Nationwide Presence

• Aprio Welcomes 2025 Partner Class

• Coro Realty Names Taylor Hill Senior Property Manager

• Parkland Communities Starts Land Development on Sugarloaf Crest

• Stord Brings Enterprise-level Fulfillment and Software Capabilities to Emerging, High Growth DTC Brands

• Atlanta Ballet Debuts World Premiere Adaptation of The Rite of Spring, the Seminal Classic Ballet

• Ameris Bancorp Named to Forbes’ List of America’s Best Companies

• 2025 Porsche 911 Carrera S Coupe and Cabriolet Announced

• Delta Air Lines Announces $1.4B in Employee Profit Sharing

• December State Tax Revenues Up 9.6%; Adjusted YTD Down 1%

• Walmart Closing 17 Georgia Health Centers

• Gov. Kemp Unveils Recommendations from System-wide Corrections System Assessment

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