News

May 06, 2019

• Governor Kemp Appoints David Curry State Revenue Commissioner

• SBA Georgia Announces its 2019 National Small Business Week Award Winners

• Lt. Governor & Education Chairman: Computer Science Legislation to Give Georgia Students Skills Needed for 21st Century Jobs

• Still Asking for Whom Georgia's Roads are Tolled?

• Speaker Ralston Announces Members of Two House Study Committees

• UPS Celebrates National Small Business Week With Promotions And Programs

• U.S. Tech Sector Hiring Stays in Positive Territory, CompTIA Analysis Finds

• Labor Market Continues to Boil, with No Sign of an Employment Slowdown

May 03, 2019

• Northwest Region Posts Strong March

• Approval of First De Novo Bank in Georgia Since 2008; Tandem Bank, Tucker

• Georgia Plans to Name Football Field after Vince Dooley

• Security Intelligence Leader Exabeam to Open New East Coast Office in Atlanta, Create 20 New Jobs

• The Greater Women's Business Council Announces Region's 2019 TOP Corporations Committed to Advancing Women-Owned Businesses

• Georgia-Pacific Investing $120M in Alabama Mill to Grow Bath Tissue Business

• Governor Kemp Signs Historic SB 157 at Community Bankers Association of Georgia Headquarters

• Atlanta Health Care Prices on the High End, National Report Says

• Report: To Improve M&A Outcomes, Companies Should Engage More with Middle Management

• S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index Shows Annual Gains Continue To Decline

• Equifax Survey Reveals Saving is a Challenge for Most Consumers

• Randstad US Study Reveals Ways Technology Has Helped (and Hurt) Us in the Workplace

May 02, 2019

• Berry College Student Recognized at the State Conference

• Say There’s No Horse Racing in Georgia? Check Out These Ties to Derby

• Governor Kemp Appoints Lynne Riley State Treasurer

• Georgia State Study: Campus Scandals at Prestigious Universities Reduce Applications, Research Finds

• Southern Company Reports First-Quarter 2019 Earnings

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