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• Leadership Georgia Searching For Director of Operations

  News, April 23, 2025

• Sen. Ossoff Working Across the Aisle to Reduce Georgia’s Doctor Shortage

  News, April 23, 2025

• Americans Say Millennials, Not Boomers, Broke the Housing Market, New Data Finds

  News, April 23, 2025

• New Polling Indicates Global Tipping Point On Business Attitudes To Renewable Energy Shift

  News, April 23, 2025

• U.S. Travel Agencies Air Ticket Sales Total $9.3 Billion in March 2025

  News, April 23, 2025

• The Conference Board Honors Six Companies at Corporate Responsibility Awards Celebration

  News, April 23, 2025

• Governor Kemp Signs Tort Reform into Law, Capping 20 Years of Legislative Advocacy from Georgia Chamber

  Features, April 22, 2025

  On Monday, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce and greater business community celebrated after Governor Brian Kemp signed into law SB 68 and SB 69, the two bills comprising his meaningful, comprehensive tort reform package.

• Rural Development Council Meets for Year in Review & Legislative Update

  News, April 22, 2025

• Georgia Has A Lot To Gain Or Lose In Trade Standoff

  News, April 22, 2025

• State Sen. Esteves Enters Race for Governor

  News, April 22, 2025

• House Speaker Burns Forms Three Study Committees

  News, April 22, 2025

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Riding Downhill

  News, April 22, 2025

• New Survey Reveals Americans Unprepared for Current Economic Uncertainty

  News, April 22, 2025

• Wage Inequality Grows With Low-Income Workers Losing Ground, Says Ludwig Institute

  News, April 22, 2025

• Expert Panel Expects Home Price Growth to Moderate

  News, April 22, 2025

• Adventure Travelers Go Green: 60% Now Prioritize Sustainability Ahead of Earth Day

  News, April 22, 2025

• Georgia Adds 6,900 Jobs in March as Unemployment Holds Steady at 3.6%

  News, April 21, 2025

• Gov. Kemp Announces Five Rural Workforce Housing Awards from the OneGeorgia Authority

  News, April 21, 2025

• Locate South Georgia Announces $532M in Investments in 2024

  News, April 21, 2025

• Georgia Tech School of Public Policy to be Named in Honor of Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter

  News, April 21, 2025

• Augusta National Has Spent $200M Buying Homes — But This 92-Year-Old Still Says No, 'Money Ain't Everything'

  News, April 21, 2025

• Boomers Feel More Financially Blindsided by Inflation Than Younger Americans, Quicken Survey Reveals

  News, April 21, 2025

• Home Price Growth Remains Steady in First Quarter

  News, April 21, 2025

• What Is Holding Up AI Adoption for Businesses? New EPAM Study Reveals Key Findings

  News, April 21, 2025

• Parallel Systems Announces First Autonomous Rail Pilot In Georgia

  News, April 17, 2025

• AG Chris Carr Kicks Off Annual Fundraising Competition to Benefit Georgia’s Regional Food Banks

  Features, April 17, 2025

  Attorney General Chris Carr, Feeding Georgia, and the Young Lawyers Division of the State Bar of Georgia are kicking off the 14th Annual Georgia Legal Food Frenzy – a two-week fundraising competition to benefit the state’s regional food banks. Since its inception, the Legal Food Frenzy has generated $6.7 million representing more than 26.8 million meals for those in need.

• CRH to Expand Metro Atlanta Footprint

  News, April 17, 2025

• Gulfstream G800 Earns FAA and EASA Certifications

  News, April 17, 2025

• UPS Hires Delta Air Lines To Maintain Boeing 757 Engines

  News, April 17, 2025

• Visit Albany Begins Search for New President & CEO

  News, April 17, 2025

• Summer Job Interest Hits Record High in March-April 2025

  News, April 17, 2025

• Nearly Every U.S. Metro Has Higher Rental Prices than Pre-Pandemic, Despite Months of Declines

  News, April 17, 2025

• As Travel Costs Soar, InsureMyTrip Breaks Down How to Save Money on Flights and Vacations

  News, April 17, 2025

• Governor Signs Legislation Delivering More than $1 Billion in Tax Cuts & Relief to Georgians

  Features, April 16, 2025

  Governor Brian P. Kemp, joined by First Lady Marty Kemp, members of the Georgia General Assembly, and state and local leaders signed legislation at a ceremony in Cobb County delivering more than $1 billion in significant tax relief to hardworking Georgians through an acceleration of the largest tax cut in state history and a third, one-time tax refund.

• Hartsfield-Jackson Celebrates 100 Years with Centennial Kickoff Event

  News, April 16, 2025

• Board of Regents Approves Georgia Southern University, East Georgia State College Consolidation

  News, April 16, 2025

• Chick-fil-A Awards Over $27 Million in Scholarships to Restaurant Team Members and Community Leaders Across North America

  News, April 16, 2025

• VA Secretary Doug Collins Tours Dublin Facility, Defends Job Cuts

  News, April 16, 2025

• ACE Proudly Celebrates Dual Milestone: 25 Years of Growing Georgia Businesses and Deploying $250M in Loans

  Features, April 16, 2025

  ACE | Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs proudly celebrates a dual milestone- its 25th anniversary and deploying over a quarter billion dollars in lending capital, which has fueled the growth and success of more than 2,800 small businesses in Georgia.

• Keith Hamilton Named President of Georgia-Pacific's Corrugated Business

  News, April 16, 2025

• Children’s Research Supports New Drug for CF Patients

  News, April 16, 2025

• Survey: 79% of Organizations Were Victims of Attempted or Actual Payments Fraud Activity in 2024

  News, April 16, 2025

• Report: CHROs Are Expanding Impact with Corporate Boards

  News, April 16, 2025

• CARFAX: Used Car Sales Continue Surging Despite Soaring Prices

  News, April 16, 2025

• 2025 Top 40 Innovative Companies in Georgia

  Features, April 15, 2025

  The Technology Association of Georgia (TAG) is proud to announce the 2025 Top 40 Innovative Companies in Georgia, recognizing trailblazing organizations that are making significant contributions to the state’s technology landscape.

• Data Center Boom Impacting Georgia's Water Resources

  News, April 15, 2025

• Georgia Chamber Urges Businesses To Be 'Proactive' As Tariffs Take Effect

  News, April 15, 2025

• Georgia DOT Joins States Requiring e-Ticketing for DOT Contractors in 2026

  News, April 15, 2025

• Zaxbys Opens First Las Vegas Location

  News, April 15, 2025

• Georgia Gas Price Average Makes a U-turn at the Pumps

  News, April 15, 2025

• Class of 2025: Five Potential Challenges Facing Early Career Professionals--and How to Overcome Them

  News, April 15, 2025

• Report: Anti-DEI Proposals Surge in the 2025 Proxy Season

  News, April 15, 2025

• Equifax Releases 2024 Global Consumer Credit Trends Report

  News, April 15, 2025

• GaDOE Recognizes 25 Winners Of The 2024-2025 Military Flagship School Award

  News, April 14, 2025

• Legislation Targets Investors Who Own Vast Swaths Of Georgia Housing Stock

  News, April 14, 2025

• Sens. Ossoff & Cassidy Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Give Americans Control of Their Online Data

  News, April 14, 2025

• AI’s Role in Transforming Education: A Journey to Understanding

  News, April 14, 2025

• Startup CEO Salaries Reach Record Highs in 2025

  News, April 14, 2025

• 67% of Businesses Can Boost Revenue by Addressing Website Performance, Finds New Liquid Web Study

  News, April 14, 2025

• Homes Sell for $5,600 More When They Are Listed in Late May

  News, April 14, 2025

• New Ready to Hire Research Suggests Financial Barriers Preventing Gen Z From Closing the Skills Gap in the Skilled Trades

  News, April 14, 2025

• GNTC Students Place at State FBLA Competition

  News, April 11, 2025

• Cisco Networking Academy Honors GNTC’s Dr. Dwight Watt

  News, April 11, 2025

• Red Carpet Tour Attracts Global CEOs, Boosts State Economy

  News, April 11, 2025

• Augusta National Sees Changes after Damage Caused by Hurricane Helene

  News, April 11, 2025

• New Partnership Expands Alzheimer’s and Hospice Education in Georgia

  News, April 11, 2025

• Assurant Collaborates with Arbor Day Foundation and AT&T To Reforest Critical California Ecosystem

  News, April 11, 2025

• Lanier Boat Show Hits the Docks in April

  News, April 11, 2025

• U.S. Foreclosure Activity Increases Quarterly in Q1 2025

  News, April 11, 2025

• Confidence Among Global Accountants Falls Further in Q1 2025 Amid Very Sharp Decline in the U.S.

  News, April 11, 2025

• Nine out of Ten Americans Concerned About Cybercriminals Leveraging AI

  News, April 11, 2025

• American Homeowners Have More Extra Bedrooms Than Ever, New Report Reveals

  News, April 11, 2025

• Local Georgia Power Crews Recognized with Emergency Response Award During Lineworker Appreciation Month

  News, April 10, 2025

• Josh Rogers, President & CEO at NewTown Macon, Honored with 2025 Mary Means Leadership Award

  News, April 10, 2025

• Home Depot Subsidiary Construction Resources Co. Buys Stone Slab and Tile Company

  News, April 10, 2025

• Consolidated Pipe & Supply Supports Cities Through GMA Participation

  News, April 10, 2025

• UPS Makes Bold Moves with Ground Portfolio Expansion

  Features, April 10, 2025

  UPS is doubling down on its customer-first strategy by expanding its end-to-end portfolio with two ground shipping options for residential and commercial shippers: UPS Ground Saver and UPS Ground with Freight Pricing. In today’s dynamic market, global logistics continues to evolve, and UPS is moving forward to deliver for customers of all needs and sizes.

• Marketing Hiring Rebounds in Q1

  News, April 10, 2025

• Poll: Americans Now Split on Trump's Tariffs as Most Expect Higher Prices & a Short-Term Recession

  News, April 10, 2025

• Survey Reveals Growing Trend in Health & Wellness Travel Amid Economic Concerns

  News, April 10, 2025

• New Report Published to Help Georgia Businesses and Communities Prepare for Tariff Measures

  Features, April 09, 2025

  The Georgia Chamber of Commerce announced the publication of Tariffs Briefing: April 2025 - New U.S. Tariffs + Potential Georgia Impact, a report written to help Georgia businesses and communities prepare for the new tariff measures announced by the Trump Administration.

• List Of Georgia Business Owners Who Are Billionaires, According To Forbes

  News, April 09, 2025

• Chancellor Sonny Perdue Proposes Consolidation of Georgia Southern University, East Georgia State College

  News, April 09, 2025

• Hydrogen Fuel Cell Trucks Hit The Roads In Georgia

  News, April 09, 2025

• Port of Brunswick Sets Auto, Machinery Record

  News, April 09, 2025

• March Tax Revenues Up 7%; Adjusted YTD Up 0.4%

  News, April 09, 2025

• ExperCARE Founder/CEO Catherine Grant Announces Transition to Strategic Board Role

  News, April 09, 2025

• Governor Brian Kemp Joins Safe Digging Stakeholders to Proclaim April 2025 as Safe Digging Month

  Features, April 09, 2025

  Governor Brian Kemp met with key stakeholders from the safe digging community to issue an official proclamation recognizing April 2025 as Safe Digging Month in Georgia.

• Julie Howard Named President of Georgia-Pacific's Gypsum Business

  News, April 09, 2025

• Retirees Spend Their Lifetime Income, Rather Than Savings

  News, April 09, 2025

• Manheim Index Declines in March, But Wholesale Auto Auction Activity Increases as Tariffs Become Reality

  News, April 09, 2025

• Tines Survey Finds Despite Rising Workloads and Limited Staff, 88% of Security Teams Are Meeting Performance Goals

  News, April 09, 2025

• Cancer Navigators' Annual Daisy Drop Scheduled for April 27

  News, April 08, 2025

• GNTC names 2025 Dual Enrollment Student of the Year

  News, April 08, 2025

• Georgia Shrimpers Applaud New Trump tariffs on Imported Shrimp as Way to 'Level the Playing Field'

  News, April 08, 2025

• Georgia School of Orthodontics Commits $8.5M to Establish John Lewis Legacy Scholarships

  News, April 08, 2025

• Georgia Lawmakers Pass Bill to Incentivize Local School Districts to Approve Public Charter Schools

  News, April 08, 2025

• Emerging Entrepreneurs: Georgia FLEX Finals Promotes Business-Minded Youths

  News, April 08, 2025

• Georgia Ports Grows March Container Trade 22.5%

  Features, April 08, 2025

  In its busiest March ever, the Port of Savannah’s container trade increased by 22.5 percent or 98,000 TEUs compared to the same month last year. In intermodal cargo, the Port of Savannah set an all-time record of 52,645 containers moved by rail, an increase of 17 percent over the same month last year.

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Jump at the Pump

  News, April 08, 2025

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