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There’s no better time than the start of a new year to freshen up your website or Linkedin profile with a new professional headshot.

With the gaming industry gaining traction, many cities are starting to cater to its recent surge in popularity – and Atlanta is no exception.

It’s that time again for the Google Year in Search – here are a few takeaways for the business community.

The pandemic forever changed our perception of remote working.

The development of the Atlanta BeltLine, and the revitalization that has come with it, has been a great benefit for locals and tourists.

The Southern Alphabet Series baby onesies by Happy Mango are taking the South by storm! Created by owner Phnewfula Frederiksen to share her love of southern food in a fun and educational way, the series pairs beloved southern foods with their corresponding letters – spanning the alphabet from A for Andouille to Z for Zipper Peas.

The  International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) reached a tentative agreement with Hollywood producers on Oct. 16, putting a halt to a looming strike that would have shut down production on every TV show and movie currently filming in Georgia.

Coming back after the pandemic altered many holidays in 2020, Halloween will generate an estimated $10.1 billion in sales nationally this year, up from $8.05 billion last year.

Chick-fil-A is gearing up to launch it’s first delivery service called “Little Blue Menu,” offering staple menu items and new additions.

Capsule is revolutionizing the pharmacy experience with a smarter, simpler, kinder and better pharmacy, providing access to healthcare in a whole new way while making it easier to fit anyone’s lifestyle.

What do Vizzy, Truly and Mighty Swell all have in common? They’re part of the crowded hard seltzer market, which currently includes over 30 different brand names.

Buc-ee’s, the beloved travel center originating from Texas, is opening its second Georgia location in Calhoun this month.

After a year of shutdowns and restrictions, people have the desire to travel and the ability to take their work with them now more than ever.

None other than Albert Einstein said, “In the midst of every crisis lays great opportunity.

As summer days start to reach spiking temperatures, Atlantans search high and low for any distant connection to someone with a pool.

sweetgreen, Ponce City Market’s newest tenant, has made quite a stir since opening in early June with buzz throughout the city.

2021 graduates are the next generation of job-seekers, and they are entering a world that is ruled by tech and driven by views of digital images and videos.

Thanks to a partnership between Atlanta-based security startup Liberty Defense and technology from the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, soon passengers will no longer have to take their shoes off in airport security lines.

We may soon see an even bigger influx of young adults moving down to the Peach State, as Atlanta ranked #15 in a recent study of the best U.

The Society of Asian Scientists & Engineers (SASE) prepares students and professionals for leadership and career success while celebrating diversity.

A brand new streaming service is set to launch Atlanta as its inaugural market.

While the full impacts that small business have faced because of the pandemic are yet to be realized, savvy leaders have invested in new technologies to virtually connect with customers, streamline productivity and reduce expenses.

If you have flown over the last year, you’re aware that most airlines (Delta included) have suspended alcohol service much to the chagrin of nervous flyers everywhere.

Proving food halls in metro Atlanta are going strong, Ponce City Market is set to expand its Central Food Hall this summer to include six new food and retail stalls.

As the BeltLine continues to expand, getting around the city has never been so easy (or eco-friendly).

As an events person, COVID-19 hit #team360 and our industry hard.

In May, EAV is set to welcome my soon-to-be favorite coffee shop.

Since 2012, Georgia Grinders has been making all-natural, simple and handcrafted nut butters out of its Chamblee facility.

If you’ve visited Summerhill in the last few years, you’ve likely seen how quickly the area has shifted — welcoming an exciting roster of restaurants including Halfway Crooks, Little Bear, Wood’s Chapel BBQ, Hero Doughnuts and many more.

I’m obsessed with food halls, have been for years.