News

June 19, 2018

• Bloomberg Law: HR Workforce Continues To Grow - Staffing Ratios Reach All-Time High

June 18, 2018

• More Internet Sales Swap Locations Added around Coweta

• Chattahoochee Bend State Park Cabins Open

• Georgia DOT’s State Supported Funding Program Hosts Summer 2018 Webinar Series for Small Businesses

• Kyle Wingfield: School Choice Progress Far from 'Bad Policy'

• American Cancer Society Sets Georgia Leadership Board

• Georgia Deadline Approaching for SBA Working Capital Loans Due to Hurricane Irma

• Toiletry Drive Supports Homeless Vets across Georgia

• Georgia’s Credit Unions Stand against Elder Abuse, Financial Exploitation

• Six More Georgia Counties Joining Opioid Fight

• Email Remains Key Marketing Tool for Nearly 70% of Businesses

• Milliman Analysis: Corporate Pension Funded Status Dips by $2B in May

• Auto Insurance Customer Satisfaction Reaches Record High, J.D. Power Finds

June 15, 2018

• State Superintendent Speaks at Library Kickoff

• Southwire Named One of America's Best Employers by Forbes

• GPA Sees Busiest May for Total Tons, TEUs

• Carter Plays Key Role in Bringing Medical Clinic to His Hometown

• GE Appliances to Create 100 Jobs in Jackson County

• SunTrust Announces National Expansion of Aging Services Practice Group

• Study Reveals Georgia Natural Gas Supplier Complaints Have Dropped to Lowest Level in Over Eight Years

• Senator David Perdue Secures Major Georgia Priorities In 2018 Farm Bill

• EY Survey Shows 87% of Middle-Market Companies Plan Revenue Growth of More Than 6% This Year, Significantly Outpacing GDP Forecasts

• Successful In Sweatpants? The Pros And Cons Of Working From Home

• Trade Disruptions May Derail Global Growth Momentum

• Strong Late Cycle Job Growth Trend Shows More Signs of Boosting Wages

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