Residents of the hard-hit Grove Park neighborhood on Friday were among the first to receive meals prepared and delivered by Mercedes Benz USA as part of its new program to deliver food and help other organizations feed needy residents in Atlanta during the COVID-19 shutdown.
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Mercedes Benz’ ‘Greatness Lives Here’ part of emerging approach to philanthropy
Prisoners at Fulton County’s jail, and dogs from the county’s animal shelter, are being brought together in a 10-week training program whose founder hopes it will benefit from latest example of an emerging type of corporate giving that Mercedes Benz USA embraced when it relocated to metro Atlanta.
Super Bowl puts Coke, UPS, AT&T and Mercedes in a difficult spot
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.
Photo Pick: Georgia Dome historical marker unveiling by Maria Saporta
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Mercedes Benz now offers government-approved apprentice programs
Mercedes-Benz USA has received approval from the U.S. departments of labor and veterans affairs to offer a registered apprenticeship program. Graduates are all but guaranteed a job at virtually any Mercedes Benz dealership in the country.
Glenridge Hall site to have 1,000-plus homes, 460,000 square feet of office space
The Atlanta Regional Commission soon will begin its review of plans to redevelop the site of Glenridge Hall, in Sandy Springs, to a live-work-play community that’s to open in 2020.
Mercedes-Benz cites region’s quality of life in relocation: Moody’s report
By David Pendered
It comes as no surprise that Moody’s Investors Service views Mercedes-Benz’s relocation to metro Atlanta as a “credit positive” for Atlanta and Fulton County.
Mercedes-Benz cites region’s quality of life in relocation: Moody’s report
It comes as no surprise that Moody’s Investors Service views Mercedes-Benz’s relocation to metro Atlanta as a “credit positive” for Atlanta and Fulton County.
What does stand out in Moody’s report is the set of reasons for the relocation provided by the automotive company’s executives. “Quality of life” ranks on the list of motives to move from New Jersey to metro Atlanta.