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In the tug-of-war between Delta Air Lines and unions from merger partner Northwest Airlines, the flight attendants union has lobbed a new charge against Delta.

In the tug-of-war between Delta Air Lines and unions from merger partner Northwest Airlines, the flight attendants union has lobbed a new charge against Delta.

Norcross-based Suniva on Thursday was named the Renewable Energy Exporter of the Year by the U.S. Export-Import Bank.

There’s only one American cemetery in the Netherlands and Bill Solms of Atlanta commanded the troops who built it.

A new study says employers could lose $1.8 billion in productivity during the NCAA Tournament’s first week.

One peddled chenille bedspreads to New York and mid-Atlantic department stores, turning a local craft tradition into a thriving industry that helped pull northwest Georgia out of the Depression.

Metro Atlanta’s jobless rate jumped to a new high in January, rising from 10.1 percent the month before to 10.8 percent as the region’s pool of unemployed swelled to nearly 300,000.

A Liliburn man may have had his thumbs on his cell phone instead of his eyes on the road when he ran a stoplight in Alabama in January.

Another putative class-action lawsuit has been launched to challenge Coca-Cola ’s plan to take over the North American operations of its main bottler.