World & Nation
On the day quality control supervisor Leslie Price was told she had failed a drug test--and fired on the spot from her job at Georgia Power’s Vogtle nuclear plant--she was furious.
July 27, 1986
Atlanta-based Southern Co.’
Aug. 29, 1988
Politics
Propositions 16 and 17 could pave the way for more company-backed initiatives
June 5, 2010
Business
Rockwell International officials on Wednesday rushed to deny that the company might move its 4,000 employees to another state, saying a Rockwell executive was wrong when he made that warning to the City Council Tuesday.
July 30, 1992
Energy: Company says it will take too long to become profitable with the slowed pace of electricity deregulation.
Sept. 5, 2001
Traditional power companies are getting into small-scale solar energy and competing for space on your rooftop.
Sept. 28, 2015
A Georgia Power Co. worker was electrocuted Friday when he came into contact with a low-voltage cable, and electricity was temporarily shut off to some downtown office buildings, company officials said.
March 12, 1988
Company Town
Chapek has faced criticism for issuing a statement in support of Ukraine but not the LGBTQ community in Florida. The CEO doesn’t want the company to be a “political football.”
March 7, 2022
A job applicant submits a urine sample and it tests positive for drugs.
Oct. 29, 1986
Two of Rocketdyne’s key programs are the proposed Space Station Freedom and the National Aero-Space Plane (NASP), but because those two projects are still on the ground, the future of the Valley’s biggest aerospace employer is up in the air.
April 6, 1993