News

April 10, 2018

• Georgia Gas Prices to Rise This Spring

• Quarterly Georgia CEO Index Survey Open for Participation

• UPS Capital Integrates Technology-Driven Cargo Insurance Solution With Leading Transportation API Provider

• Belle Isle Leads Fundraising Among Secretary of State Candidates

• Softer March Job Growth Numbers Do Not Signal Loss of Labor Market Momentum

• U.S. IT Sector Adds 9,000 Jobs in March, CompTIA Analysis Finds

• Despite Slight March Decline, Used-Vehicle Pricing Remains Robust According to Manheim Index

April 09, 2018

• Consultant: Retailers Not Aware That Rome Is Still a Regional Draw, Kmart Site Getting A Lot of Interest

• March State Tax Revenues Down -0.5%

• Growing Number of Georgia Workers & Businesses Benefiting from Tax Cuts

• AgGeorgia Farm Credit Celebrates 30 Years of Returns With Distribution of over $13M

• Georgia Chamber of Commerce Announces New VP of Communications Kerry Kerr

• New Gas, Oil Pipeline Rules in the Works for Georgia

• UGA Kicks off 2018 Public Health Leadership Academy

• The UPS Store and Inc. Magazine Salute Small Businesses with a National Pitch Off Contest

• CEO Confidence Increased Again

• Poll: Nearly Half Report IoT Security and Managing Increasing Amounts of Data as Greatest Challenges in Cybersecurity

• Online Job Ads Increased 102,100 in March

April 06, 2018

• Rome Company's Technology Now Helping with Canadian Beer

• Georgia DOT Breaks Ground on a New Headquarters for its District Six in Northwest Georgia

• West Georgia Technical College Names New President

• KL Outdoor to Create More Than 100 Jobs in Stockbridge

• Annual Thank a Lineman Campaign Recognizes Importance of Line Workers to Electric Reliability in Georgia

• Home Depot: More Than Half of Americans Try to Outdo Their Neighbors' Home Improvement Projects

• Thomasville and Rome Stand Out in Affordable Housing and Project Innovation

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