Savannah J. Sicurella
Business Reporter at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
business reporter for @ajc covering atlanta's entertainment industry: music, film, media, esports
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2 weeks ago |
ajc.com | Savannah J. Sicurella
A new restaurant concept combining the Cinnabon cinnamon roll and Carvel ice cream is coming to metro Atlanta. Cinnabon Swirl, as it’s called, is the first original concept by Atlanta-based fast casual restaurant giant GoTo Foods, which owns Auntie Anne’s, Moe’s Southwest Grill, Schlotzsky’s and the two aforementioned dessert franchises. GoTo Foods acquired its other brands over the years, while Cinnabon Swirl is its own creation.
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2 weeks ago |
ajc.com | Savannah J. Sicurella
A bill to reinstate Georgia’s tax credit for postproduction expenditures in film and television cleared both the House and Senate on Wednesday and is now headed for the governor’s desk. House Bill 129 allows a postproduction company in Georgia spending at least $500,000 on qualified expenditures on a project to receive a 20% credit, with an additional 10% if the project was shot in Georgia. There is another 5% add-on if postproduction workis completed in a rural county.
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ajc.com | Kelly Yamanouchi |Mirtha Donastorg |Savannah J. Sicurella |Drew Kann
Eduardo Baetti called the tariffs announced Wednesday by President Donald Trump a threat to his plan “to live a good life in our last 10 or 15 years” of retirement. Seated outside an Ansley Mall restaurant at lunchtime Thursday, Baetti, 72, fretted about the hit to the stock market and the broader economy and likely spike in prices.
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3 weeks ago |
ajc.com | Savannah J. Sicurella
The Atlanta Braves might not have landed a top shelf starting pitcher in the offseason, but the ballclub’s real estate development arm has made another big purchase in Cobb County. The Braves announced Wednesday that it has acquired Pennant Park, a 34-acre suburban office complex near Truist Park.
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ajc.com | Savannah J. Sicurella
A lawsuit over Kandi Burruss’ steak and seafood restaurant in southwest Atlanta appeared to be headed for a settlement with the eatery’s landlord, but days later the reality television star’s companies pulled out of the deal, court records show. At issue is a lawsuit filed by landlord Montego Pacific Inc. over unpaid rent and property damage at the site of Blaze Steak & Seafood.
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i pray the landlords of the athens west shopping center on atlanta highway never take down the blockbuster video sign ❤️
https://t.co/ZZCGCVXNrV… disney, its marvel subsidiary and AMC networks were once vocal about pulling out of georgia if religious liberty legislation passed. this friday, about a decade later, gov. kemp has signed the bill into law. these entertainment players have remained mute
https://t.co/o0yoBh2v9R as production remains below pre-strike levels, Georgia has reinstated its incentive for postproduction
