If an army marches on its stomach, Atlanta business must ka-ching along on breakfast. Not the business lunch, nor even the lavish, expense-account dinner can compete with the kind of every-morning commerce ritual that gets your blood moving and your brain thinking about money.
On an evening flight out of Atlanta a few years ago, takeoff was delayed when a passenger became ill.
Behind the likable, low-key demeanor is a stealth politician with a laser focus - a key player on President Bush's team.
The former Georgia senator is nominated for the board, and there's more than meets the eye in the governor's appointment of a floor leader.
Just a year ago Gov. Roy Barnes launched what was known as the mother of all re-election campaigns. What went wrong?
Georgia is certain to lose some of its military bases in the next round of closings — unless the state gets busy, fast.
It is one thing to be the greatest college basketball player ever in the state of Georgia. It’s another to be the most successful basketball coach. But it?s downright remarkable to be both.
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