Features By Jim Burress
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Atlanta works to recover from housing bust
Atlanta's unemployment rate still tops the national percentage, but city residents hope the worst is finally behind them.
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Ready for an iWatch?
Apple is reportedly looking to put the smarts of an iPhone on your wrist.
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Airlines react to Northeast storm, thousands of flights cancelled
The nation’s airlines are slashing flights by the minute in anticipation of Northeast’s winter weather. United, which has a hub at Newark Liberty International, led the cancellation race; Delta was second.
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Amazon to launch virtual currency
This week, the retailing giant said it will soon offer its own currency, called the Amazon Coin.
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Postal Service to cut Saturday mail delivery
The United States Postal Service plans to announce it is suspending regular Saturday letter delivery in an effort to save money.
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Dell reaches $24.4 billion deal to go private
Founder Michael Dell, equity firm Silver Lake Partners, and Microsoft are taking the Texas-based company off the market in an effort to make the company more agile, and hopefully, more profitable.
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Justice Department sues S&P over securities ratings
In a lawsuit filed late Monday, the U.S. Department of Justice claims the credit rating firm Standard & Poor’s knew some $4 billion worth of mortgage-backed securities were risky.
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Twitter shines as lights go out at Superdome
A dark moment in football history is turning out to be a bright spot for social media.
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The open house is back -- and so are the 'lookie-loos'
Resurgent home sales are a boon for those who like to tour open houses for fun.
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Pentagon cuts threaten economies in military towns
As furloughs loom, worries abound in Warner Robins, Ga.
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