List of back-to-school drives, giveaways and related events for the 2025-2026 school year in metro Atlanta.

Palantir breaks into America’s top 20 most valuable companies as stock surges more than 100% in 2025—could this be the next trillion-dollar tech giant or just another AI bubble waiting to burst?

Under Donald Trump's tariff program, Australia appeared to be one of America's least badly treated friends. But, without a new deal, the president's latest idea would change that.

The Delhi government is set to launch a progressive Logistics and Warehousing Policy 2025, aimed at reducing congestion and air pollution while enhancing trade efficiency. The policy proposes ...

Inorbit Malls plans to double its retail space from 2.2 million sq.ft to 4.4 million sq.ft in the next 14 months by launching new malls in Hubli and Vizag, along with an expansion in Vadodara ...

Knowledge Realty Trust REIT: Knowledge Realty Trust, in collaboration with Sattva Group and Blackstone, has secured Sebi approval for its ₹4,800 crore REIT-IPO, aiming to monetize its prime office ...

Bajaj Auto FY26 Plans: Bajaj Auto aims to enhance its competitive edge in the 125cc motorcycle segment while expanding its electric vehicle offerings, including the GoGo brand and the Chetak ...

Since May, Mayor Bruce Harrell has deployed attack ads, hitched his wagon to a progressive tax proposal, and shouted at the The Stranger’s endorsement board, but so far, it seems like it’s too ...

A 23-acre site is up for redevelopment in Greater Cincinnati's Anderson Township. Local officials are soliciting ideas through an online survey, open house and mailers. After community engagement ...

The State of Victoria has been living in a public service bubble. Victoria’s net debt was $22.3 billion when the State Labor government delivered its inaugural state budget in 2015. As of FY25 ...

A Florida man says his prized 1962 Corvette is the real deal — and claims a nearly identical one in Texas is a counterfeit with a copied VIN.

Revive Home Town Maine PAC, led by two county commissioners and funded by a conservative nonprofit, spent thousands of dollars supporting three select board candidates.