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Ga. — A $77 million investment from a Dutch manufacturing company is coming to north Georgia, promising jobs and engineering opportunities

A Georgia marketing agency owner accused of making unauthorized charges to a client’s credit card now has a bond hearing scheduled for October 15, while separate court records reveal multiple lawsuits involving her and her business.

Georgia Power says a cyberattack exposed limited customer account information belonging to hundreds of thousands of customers after an unauthorized third party gained access to its online customer portal

Georgia Power is investigating an unauthorized data breach that may have accessed some of its customers’ information.

A state audit of Georgia’s child services agency showed rapidly increased costs while the department had a nearly $86 million deficit

Kirby Smart’s No. 2 Georgia Football faces Arkansas in the first SEC game of the year for both teams. Stay tuned to this page for all scoring updates and reports live from Razorback Stadium in Arkansas

State of Technology is a special report exploring Georgia’s technology industry through six sectors driving innovation across the state: artificial intelligence, health tech, data centers, cybersecurity, software development, and fintech. Featuring illustrations by Jamie Cullen, this report examines the companies, innovators, and trends shaping Georgia’s technology economy. Use the table of contents below to navigate…

This week, Georgia Tech is welcoming its incoming freshman class to campus. The university is known for its computer science, engineering and other STEM programs.

A polished social media advertisement inviting vendors and artisans to take part in a three-day shopping event at the Atlanta State Farmers Market may look legitimate. Georgia agriculture officials say it is anything but.

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