As the next president of Spelman College, Helene Gayle is boomeranging back to Atlanta – her on-again, off-again home for decades.
By Maria Saporta Metro Atlanta maintained its position as a hub for Fortune 500 headquarters with 16 companies, according to the latest 2021 ranking from Fortune Magazine. HD Supply, which has been reacquired by the ...
If you were channel surfing and missed the first few seconds of the new ad slamming Coca-Cola and its CEO, James Quincey, you might think it came from some lefty consumer organization — “poisoning America’s ...
The consumer reach of Coca-Cola’s largest bottler will nearly double through the European bottler’s acquisition of an Australian bottler that sells alcoholic beverages and has access to growth markets in Asia and India, a bond ...
Last fall, Gov. Brian Kemp boasted about Georgia’s consecutive No. 1 rankings as the top state for business. And yet in the past couple of weeks, that same governor is lambasting two of Georgia’s highest ...
The co-founder of Black Voters Matter has something to say about voter suppression and how you can make your voices heard. By Allison Joyner Political activist, LaTosha Brown, has been a force when it comes ...
For corporate America, 2020 was the year of virtual annual meetings. In the past three months – annual meeting season – nearly all of Atlanta’s major companies decided to go virtual rather than convene their shareholders ...
My favorite Anne Cox Chambers story dates back to the presidential campaign of 2008. Her close friend, Veronica Biggins, told me how Chambers and a small group of Atlantans had gone knocking door to door for ...
After its annual meeting in April, Coca-Cola will for the first time ever have nobody from Atlanta on its board of directors.
The Coca-Cola sign at downtown’s Five Points will shine brightly for years to come.
As published in the Atlanta Business Chronicle on Jan. 18, 2019 In the weeks leading to the Super Bowl, Atlanta will be painted Pepsi-Cola blue instead of Coca-Cola red.
While it's not the official cola sponsor of the NFL, Atlanta-based Coca-Cola wants to be sure people attending and watching the Super Bowl will feel its presence. Right before the kick-off of the “Big Game,” the ...
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