News

May 04, 2017

• Georgia Chamber Webinar: Cybersecurity for Small Businesses

• Governor Nathan Deal Honors Poet Laureate Prize Winner and Finalists at the State Capitol

• Ga. Sec. of State Kemp Says He Plans to Help Local Economy If Elected Governor

• Midwest Leads the Way in U.S. Job Creation Index

• 401(k) Regaining Importance as Future Income Source

• More US Nonretirees Expect Comfortable Retirement

May 03, 2017

• Delta April Traffic Rises 1.6%, Capacity Down 0.8%

• Agricultural Equipment Giant AGCO Names Second Female Board Member

• Georgia’s Farmers & Consumers Market Bulletin Celebrating 100 Years

• Lt. Governor Cagle Touts Expansion of HOPE Scholarship for Dual Enrollment Students

• Georgia Landscapes Changing Fast-Urban Land Doubled in 30 Years as Farmlands Faded

• Charlie Harper: Two Georgias Are Now Five Georgias

• Randstad US to Host In-person Career Expos to Connect Candidates to Open Job Opportunities

• 'It Was A Mistake Of Epic Proportions,' United CEO Testifies

• US Wages Grow 2.7% in April Year Over Year, Pay On the Rise for Many Retail Jobs, According to Glassdoor

• KBB: New-Car Transaction Prices Climb Nearly 2% Year-Over-Year in April

• US Economic Confidence Falls in April, but Still Positive

May 02, 2017

• Governor Signs $25B FY 2018 Budget

• I-85 Bridge Opening Should Beat Deadline By Weeks

• Georgia Power Introduces New PSA during National Electric Safety Month

• Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation Presents 19 Statewide Preservation Awards at Ceremony in Gainesville

• Duke Realty Selling Its Medical Office Buildings, Including 11 in Georgia, for $2.8B

• Major Vidalia Packing House and Land Sold at Auction

• New Memorial Database Lists Georgians Who Died in World War I

• US Consumer Spending Up in April, at $107

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