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Looking to give back to the community? Visit DoGood.ajc.com today.  Log on to ajc.com from your mobile device and download the new ajc icon for Blackberry users. W Buckhead GM says creative packages help wow hotel guests Metro hotels cut rates, add freebies As the economy worsens, the usual hotel guest packages, like tickets to the Georgia Aquarium or a day of golf at select courses, are being joined by free food, spa treatments or discounts at favorite retailers as a way to make a hotel more attractive. •Photos NYU considers allowing Coke back on campus New York University dropped Coke products in December 2005 from vending machines and other campus outlets. It was one of the more high-profile institutions to take action as a result of a broader effort by a labor activist group, Campaign to Stop Killer Coke. Hartsfield predicts 5 percent drop in Thanksgiving traffic Because of the strained economy, many airlines have cut back flight schedules by 10 percent or more. And while the reductions haven't been as large in Atlanta, Delta and AirTran have still cut back at Hartsfield-Jackson. FDIC's Atlanta office is in hiring mode As companies across Georgia shed jobs by the thousands, at least one organization is doing some serious hiring. The federal bank regulator and insurer, is ramping up staffing to cope with a banking crisis that has hit the Southeast particularly hard. Potential Hawks buyer's finances would've concerned NBA Whether Texas businessman David McDavid had enough cash on hand to support the money-losing Hawks would have been a concern for the National Basketball Association had the league received his application to buy the team, an NBA executive testified Thursday. Atlanta firms keep lid on health care costs A nationwide survey by consulting firm Mercer found that while U.S. employers saw their health costs rise by 6.3 percent this year, employers in Atlanta had just a 2.6 percent increase. Stocks open higher after steep sell-off Wall Street experienced some relief early today following a report that a pounded-down Citigroup Inc. might put itself up for sale. That prospect, along with some bargain-hunting after two days of steep selling, sent stocks higher in early trading. Foreclosures halted for holidays Officials at mortgage finance companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are suspending foreclosures for about 16,000 households during the holiday season - between Nov. 26 and Jan. 9, while they evaluate whether borrowers qualify for a new loan modification program. •Stocks drop again | Your Money Bush signs jobless benefits extension With no end in sight to economic bad news, President George W. Bush today ensured that millions of laid-off workers will keep getting their unemployment checks as the year-end holidays approach. Wal-Mart names its next chief executive The world's largest retail chain announced today that Michael T. Duke, 58, has been chosen as the next chief executive and president, succeeding H. Lee Scott Jr. Duke will take over the post on Feb. 1. Actor Bruce Willis wants cash back from Malaysia company A Malaysian technology conglomerate pledged today to repay $900,000 to Hollywood star Bruce Willis, but denied any wrongdoing after he took legal action to demand a refund of his investment. •DVDs, Hollywood's profit source, are sagging Looking for an auto dealer? Look here first. www.ajccars.com The last word on schools! The NEW Ultimate Atlanta School Guide Order today at ajcstore.com Your Business News More on AJC AJC Home Business Insider Vents Traffic Business Page Markets Weather Lotteries CNN Private Quarters accessAtlanta Living Coke BellSouth ajccars Metro Delta Technobuddy ajcclassifieds Nation-World Ga. 100 Stocks Wage Finder ajchomefinder Opinion Home Depot Your Business ajcjobs Shopping UPS Your Money Mobile Sports Alerts Sports * Copyright © 2008, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. This news, information and advertising message is brought to you by Atlanta Journal Constitution, 72 Marietta St., N. W., Atlanta,GA 30303. This information is for personal use only and is not available for redistribution. This email was sent to: fpac.rangola@blogger.com Please do not reply to this e-mail. If you wish to remove your e-mail address from future mailings, please visit the subscription center. Manage your profile by visiting our profile center. If you have a question or concern about AJC e-mail newsletters, please visit our customer care site: http://www.ajc.com/newsletters To receive the latest Atlanta News and Sports Get The Atlanta Journal-Constitution delivered! Subscribe Today!				Sponsored by