Power Breakfast: Fake cash at Christmas, exec pay cuts, flood, Home Depot, Georgia Tech, AirTran
With so many important stories this morning, it was hard to pick one to highlight.
From fake money floating around this Christmas to the government slashing pay of top execs of companies that received bailout money, there is a lot going on.
Also, many Cobb County flood victims voiced displeasure at a meeting last night. And another former Home Depot buyer was indicted in a kickback scheme.
Georgia Tech gets a $12 million grant for high-speed computing, and AirTran and Aaron’s report financial results.
In the AJC:
- Watch for fake cash this Christmas
- Hundreds voice anger at Cobb flood meeting
- Another former Home Depot buyer indicted in kickback scheme
- AirTran posts profit amid expansion outside Atlanta
- FAA: Parts of new Delta lease anticompetitive
- Aaron’s continues profitable streak
- Georgia Tech gets $12 million grant for high-speed computing
- Georgia job loss fifth worst in nation
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