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When The Mathews Group launched The Engineering 100 in mid-2019, the “distributed” team was already a decade into pioneering a successful work-from-home agency while scattered across the globe.

The tech industry has long been criticized for excluding women and people of color.

The revolutionary new podcast, She Sounds Like Me, officially launched this month in conjunction with International Day of the Girl.

Wanting to make a real difference, this summer, Latisha Springer began Atlanta’s Free99Fridge.

Would you fly in a plane that was designed and tested exclusively online? The U.S.Air Force would.

We love a Chick-fil-A chicken sandwich.

In Atlanta, Delta is more than just the preferred airline – it’s a symbol of home.

The 2020 blues are real and provide a perfect excuse to treat yourself to a spa day, whether in person or at home.

Chances are you’ve seen the signs in stores or drive-thrus recently that request using exact change, credit or debit cards for payment.

With a team of seven inspiring women working from an Atlanta-based office and showroom, clothing brand CROSBY by Mollie Burch has been serving the community since its launch in October 2015.

Chattahoochee Food Works is the next new food hall set to highlight the best of the city’s celebrated food scene.

As offices slowly begin to open, one of the biggest questions remains – how can companies ensure the safety of employees to the best of their ability?

The recently unveiled Resurgence Grant Fund, administered by Invest Atlanta, has been created to aid local Atlanta small businesses needing help covering costs associated with operating safely during the pandemic.

Midtown has grown tremendously and is continuing to expand.

In addition to new monsters and haunt themes, NETHERWORLD Haunted House has a creepy new address – 1313 Netherworld Way.

Tens of millions of Americans receiving unemployment benefits have their eyes set on Congress as current federal benefits lapsed over this past weekend.

Founded by David Cabello to partner with Black-owned restaurants, Philadelphia-based Black and Mobile recently expanded its delivery service to Atlanta.

When it comes to insurance, it’s easy to get overwhelmed trying to determine what type of coverage you need and at what level.

With COVID-19 numbers rising, Delta Air Lines has announced its plan to continue capping available seating on planes at 60%; and blocking middle seats through Sept.

Taking care of employees inside and outside of work is important, and one company that understands that is Target.

Two marketing/PR agencies, Media Frenzy Global and Obviouslee Marketing, have come together to call other agency professionals to action, working to end racial inequality in their field.

We know about the Boomers, the Gen Xers, and the much-derided Millennials (give me a break, already).

Looking to support local black-owned businesses? There’s countless to choose from, but here’s some top picks.

Set to launch this fall, there’s a new media outlet headed to town.

Almost two weeks ago, a peaceful protest in Atlanta surrounding the murder of George Floyd turned into a night of rioting, destroying Atlanta businesses downtown and into Buckhead.

Common events, such as industry conferences, meetings or lunchtime seminars, are likely going to stay digital for weeks and months to come. That’s not such a bad thing, either.

One industry hit hard by COVID-19 has been air travel, but as Georgia continues to reopen, our hometown airline has announced plans for more flights in June.

Social distancing and stay-at-home orders won’t last forever.

It’s amazing how well the human mind can adapt in the face of tragedy and rapid change.

I need to give a shout out to our Director of Operations at 360 Media, and Managing Editor for The Atlanta 100, Laura Cubbage.