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The chef of an acclaimed Atlanta restaurant will be cooking at the largest Delta Sky Club at Hartsfield-Jackson. One of Delta's airport lounges will give travelers a taste of Peru by way of Atlanta. Delta Air Lines has partnered with Atlanta restaurant Tio Lucho’s and nonprofit Giving Kitchen to serve chef Arnaldo Castillo’s Peruvian cuisine in the Sky Club at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport gate B18. The Tio Lucho's Sky Club residency is part of Delta's "Local Flavor" program.

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One of the biggest names in denim — and fashion more broadly — is planning its third metro Atlanta store. Levi's, the original denim purveyor, is planning a third Atlanta store. San Francisco-based Levi Strauss & Co. will open a location inside Buckhead's Lenox Square shopping center, according to a building permit application filed with the city. The estimated cost of construction at the roughly 2,900-square-foot space will be approximately $75,000, per the filing.

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Take a stroll through history with World of Coca-Cola’s newest exhibit, “Coca-Cola Stories.” Officially open to the public on April 11, the new feature is just the latest in a series of updates that The Coca-Cola Co. has made, and will make, to the museum, Jacquie Wansley, director of public affairs and communications for global licensing and retail at the company, told Atlanta Business Chronicle According to city permits, this third phase of renovation at World of Coca-Cola was a roughly $1...

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The new chief executive previously oversaw a turnaround at the company that owns shoe brand Vans. The search for Carter’s next chief executive is over. The Atlanta-based children's clothing retailer named Douglas Palladini CEO, president and a member of its board of directors, effective April 3. Palladini replaces Michael Casey, who announced his retirement in January. Carter's Inc. said at the time it would focus a search for its next CEO exclusively on external candidates.

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A longtime fixture of Aria and Atlanta's restaurant scene will hang up his apron. A fixture of Atlanta's restaurant industry is hanging up his apron. After decades helming Atlanta staples such as Aria, Canoe and Buckhead Diner, Gerry Klaskala, announced his retirement on March 25. Klaskala, along with Aria co-owners Ron San Martin and George McKerrow, will sell the restaurant to longtime general manager Andrés Loaiza, according to the announcement. “It’s time,” Klaskala said in a prepared statement.