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A Macy's employee has been implicated in hiding up to $154 million in expenses, leading to a delay in the company's complete earnings report. The incident has garnered significant attention, occurring during a week when many are focused on Macy’s annual Thanksgiving Day parade. This revelation raises concerns about financial oversight within the iconic department store chain.
The University of Georgia (UGA) is demanding that an Athens-based junk removal company, TopDawg Junk Removal, cease using branding that allegedly infringes on UGA's trademarks. Despite TopDawg's five-star Google rating, UGA's lawyers claim that the company's branding may mislead consumers regarding its affiliation with the university. The situation highlights ongoing issues surrounding intellectual property rights and branding in local businesses.
A temporary road closure on 17th Street in Atlanta will commence Monday morning, impacting local traffic. This closure is part of ongoing road work aimed at improving infrastructure in the area.
Traffic has resumed on I-75/85 Northbound after Atlanta police investigated a suspicious object near Decatur Street, which temporarily shut down the expressway. The incident raised concerns but ultimately resulted in no explosive threat being found, allowing traffic to flow normally again.
A 16-year-old was fatally shot in a tragic incident in Scottdale, DeKalb County, prompting an investigation by local police. This shooting raises concerns about public safety and the ongoing issues related to youth violence in the area.
The YSL RICO trial, which has been ongoing for nearly a year, is now in the hands of the jury as they deliberate the fate of the last two defendants. The trial has seen significant events, including a judge swap and multiple plea deals, highlighting its importance in the local legal landscape.
Atlanta's charities and food banks are facing unprecedented challenges as demand surges amid rising living costs this holiday season. Many organizations are struggling to meet the needs of vulnerable communities, highlighting the urgent need for support and resources. The article sheds light on the critical situation impacting Atlanta's most needy residents.
The Georgia Department of Labor Commissioner, Bruce Thompson, has passed away, as confirmed by the department on Sunday. Thompson was recognized as a visionary leader and a tireless advocate for the people, contributing significantly to labor issues in Georgia.
A federal report reveals that BioLab employees reported hearing popping noises and smelling a strong odor from oxidizers in storage buildings before a chemical fire occurred in Conyers, Georgia. The U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board highlights these warning signs, emphasizing the importance of safety protocols in chemical facilities.
The Washington Commanders face potential challenges following an upset loss to the Dallas Cowboys, raising concerns about the team's trajectory under coach Ron Rivera. The article draws parallels to the situation of Kliff Kingsbury, who was dismissed from the Arizona Cardinals, suggesting that similar pitfalls could await the Commanders if they do not adapt quickly.