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• Georgia Hispanic Chamber Breakfast Focuses on Tort Reform, Economic Growth for Small Businesses

  News, February 21, 2025

• GA Shrimp Bill Basses House, Moves on to Senate

  News, February 21, 2025

• Georgia State Senate Advances $250 Child Tax Credit Bill Unanimously

  News, February 21, 2025

• Southern Company Reports Fourth-Quarter and Full-Year 2024 Earnings

  News, February 21, 2025

• CEO Confidence Increased Sharply in Q1 2025

  Features, February 21, 2025

  The Conference Board Measure of CEO Confidence in collaboration with The Business Council increased by 9 points, the highest level in three years. For the first time since early 2022, the Measure was well above 50 in Q1 2025, indicating that CEOs have shifted from the cautious optimism that prevailed in 2024 to a more confident optimism

• 2025 Travel Trends: Family Vacations and Bucket List Trips Top Travelers' Priorities

  News, February 21, 2025

• Optimism Holds Strong: 84% of US Hiring Managers Eye 2025 Growth

  News, February 21, 2025

• Senate Confirms Kelly Loeffler, Former Georgia senator, to Lead Small Business Administration

  News, February 20, 2025

• More than $1.77M Raised to Help Georgia Farmers Recovering from Hurricane Helene

  News, February 20, 2025

• Legislation to Promote the Music Industry in Georgia Cleared a State House Committee Tuesday

  News, February 20, 2025

• Georgia Reads Celebrates Community Award Winners and READBowl Champions at Georgia State Capitol

  News, February 20, 2025

• goBeyondProfit Founder Rick Jackson Receives Lifetime Achievement Award in Corporate Citizenship

  Features, February 20, 2025

  goBeyondProfit, a first-of-its-kind business leader initiative that inspires business generosity, is proud to celebrate its founder, Rick Jackson, for receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award in Corporate Citizenship by the Atlanta Business Chronicle.

• Georgia Researchers say Southern Accents are Changing

  News, February 20, 2025

• US Retail Sales Post Biggest Drop in Nearly Two Years Amid Winter Freeze

  News, February 20, 2025

• The End of the Fixer-Upper: Remodeled Homes Sell for the Highest Premiums

  News, February 20, 2025

• GoDaddy: AI is a Job Creator, Not a Job Threat

  News, February 20, 2025

• 2024 Commercial Gaming Revenue Reaches $71.9B, Marking Fourth-Straight Year of Record Revenue

  News, February 20, 2025

• Richards College of Business Luncheon Honors Black Leadership Featuring Acclaimed Entrepreneur Durran Dunn

  News, February 19, 2025

• Duracell Selects Georgia for New R&D Headquarters

  News, February 19, 2025

• Gov. Kemp Tours Germany to Attract More Businesses to Georgia

  News, February 19, 2025

• UGA School of Medicine Granted Candidate Status by LCME

  News, February 19, 2025

• Georgia Lawmakers Push for Congressional Gold Medal to Honor Jimmy Carter

  News, February 19, 2025

• GACVB Presents 2025 Georgia Tourism Awards at Annual Conference

  Features, February 19, 2025

  The 2025 Georgia Tourism Awards were presented at the Georgia Association of Convention and Visitors Bureaus (GACVB) Annual Conference. The conference was held February 2nd-5th in Gwinnett. The Georgia Tourism Awards celebrate industry achievements and those who have excelled in leadership, creativity, initiative, innovation, customer service, and partnership.

• New Report: The U.S. Talent Map is Shifting--and Heartland Cities Are on the Rise

  News, February 19, 2025

• Renting is Still More Affordable than Buying in All but Two Major U.S. Metros

  News, February 19, 2025

• No, Georgia Access is Not the Same as the Affordable Care Act

  News, February 19, 2025

• Patients Welcome AI in Healthcare: Survey Shows Preference for Faster, More Convenient Service

  News, February 19, 2025

• West Georgia Technical College Named Large Business of the Year by Douglas County Chamber

  News, February 18, 2025

• Georgia Chamber Hosts Business Prospects for 36th Annual Georgia Quail Hunt in Albany

  Features, February 18, 2025

  Last week, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce successfully hosted its 36th Annual Georgia Quail Hunt—a premier statewide initiative designed to showcase the economic advantages of doing business in Georgia.

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Jumps at the Pump

  News, February 18, 2025

• AG Chris Carr Defends DOGE to Eliminate Government Waste, Protect Taxpayer Dollars

  News, February 18, 2025

• TCSG’s 2024 Adult Education Student of the Year Named Coalition on Adult Basic Education’s Adult Learner of the Year

  News, February 18, 2025

• Georgia-Pacific Names David Neal Executive Vice President of Building Products

  News, February 18, 2025

• 69% of CFOs Expect Higher Returns from Sustainability Initiatives than From Traditional Investments

  News, February 18, 2025

• Global Times: 5% GDP Growth Shows Nation's Determination, Confidence

  News, February 18, 2025

• AI Has Become Part of the Homebuying Journey for One-In-Three Buyers, Veterans United Survey Finds

  News, February 18, 2025

• Georgia CTAE Graduation Rate Rises to 98.24%

  News, February 14, 2025

• Aspen Aerogels Abandons Georgia Manufacturing Facility Plan

  News, February 14, 2025

• Crafting Giant Joann Announces Closures of Stores Closing in Georgia

  News, February 14, 2025

• Governor Announces State Court Judge and County Solicitor Appointments

  News, February 14, 2025

• WGTC’S Rebecca Wheeler Selected for TCSG’S Senior Leadership Academy

  News, February 13, 2025

• Jimmy Etheredge to Join Southern Company Board of Directors

  News, February 13, 2025

• Josh Lamb Appointed to Serve as Director of GEMA/HS

  News, February 13, 2025

• U.S. Land and Lot Supply Healthiest Seen In Years

  News, February 13, 2025

• Demanding Jobs Finally in Demand? New iCIMS Data Indicates a Resurgence in Healthcare Hiring

  News, February 13, 2025

• Modern Couples Redefine Commitment Through Joint Insurance

  News, February 13, 2025

• Cresswind at Spring Haven Highlights Leading Design Trends for Active Adults

  News, February 12, 2025

• Coca-Cola's Demand Recovery, Higher prices Drive Surprise Revenue Jump

  News, February 12, 2025

• When Evaluating Washington’s Spending More Skepticism Is Needed

  News, February 12, 2025

• Thieves Steal Millions in Food Benefits, Leaving Georgians Struggling to Feed Their Families

  News, February 12, 2025

• Walmart Surprises Thousands of Firefighters Across Georgia with Big Game Meal Baskets

  News, February 12, 2025

• Oglethorpe Power Names Rich Wallen as EVP & Chief Operating Officer

  News, February 12, 2025

• Valcourt Building Services Expands Georgia Waterproofing & Restoration Branch

  News, February 12, 2025

• Americans Now Spend Over $2K to Move -- And 7 in 10 Still Have Moving Regrets

  News, February 12, 2025

• Marketing and Sales Teams Can Drive Business Growth With Better Dashboards, Says Info-Tech Research Group

  News, February 12, 2025

• PSC to Begin 6-Month IRP Process, Georgians Encouraged to Participate

  News, February 11, 2025

• The First Annual Georgia Behind the Lens Awards

  News, February 11, 2025

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Holding at the Pump

  News, February 11, 2025

• State Senate Weighing in on Growth of Data Centers

  News, February 11, 2025

• AG Carr Launches Operation “Hold the Line,” Takes the Fight to Transnational Gangs

  News, February 11, 2025

• Break in Winter Weather Offers the Perfect Time to Explore Energy Efficiency, Assistance Programs from Georgia Power

  News, February 11, 2025

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Declined in January

  News, February 11, 2025

• Study: CEOs Embrace AI, But Knowledge Gaps Threaten Strategic Decisions and Growth

  News, February 11, 2025

• Kelley Blue Book Reveals 2025 Best Buy Award Winners

  News, February 11, 2025

• Innovation Day Brings Out the Creativity in UWG Students

  Features, February 10, 2025

  Hosting academic-related events is a great way for students across the University of West Georgia to showcase their talent, receive advice on experiential learning and be able to be more involved in what they love most.

• Southeastern Grocers Announces New Ownership of Iconic Winn-Dixie Banner

  News, February 10, 2025

• Gov. Kemp Announces 104 Appointments to Boards, Authorities, and Commissions

  News, February 10, 2025

• Battery Firm Abandons Plan for a $2.6 Billion Plant in Georgia

  News, February 10, 2025

• January State Tax Revenues Up 0.1%; Adjusted YTD Down 0.9%

  News, February 10, 2025

• Jackson County Area Chamber Announces Steve Wittry as President & CEO

  News, February 10, 2025

• Secretary Raffensperger Renews Call for DOJ to Withdraw Lawsuit Challenging SB 202

  News, February 10, 2025

• Overall Housing Sentiment Ticks Higher Despite Consumers' Growing Affordability Concerns

  News, February 10, 2025

• Tech Employment Off to a Strong Start as Hiring Momentum Continues

  News, February 10, 2025

• 3 Travel Insurance Mistakes That Could Cost You Big in 2025

  News, February 10, 2025

• Stoner, Stein Elected to State Transportation Board; Golden Re-Elected to Another Term

  News, February 07, 2025

• EV 101: A Georgia Guide for Public Charger Success

  News, February 07, 2025

• Supply Chain Company to Close One of its Metro Atlanta Facilities

  News, February 07, 2025

• Sheridan Construction Celebrates Ribbon Cutting for New LaGrange Office

  News, February 07, 2025

• More than 17,000 Rural Georgia Students Supported in Innovative Partnership with Georgia Chamber and Georgia Department of Education

  Features, February 07, 2025

  Yesterday, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce and Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE) announced the tremendous statewide impact of their 2024 partnership to meet workforce preparedness needs in rural communities.

• Georgia Tech's Computer Science Initiative Expands Opportunities for Rural Students

  News, February 07, 2025

• Randstad USA Reveals the Best Jobs for 2025

  News, February 07, 2025

• Software Spending Is Up, Prices Are Rising, and AI Is Changing the Game

  News, February 07, 2025

• Southwire to Open New ATL Distribution Center in West Georgia

  News, February 06, 2025

• Georgia Predicted to Be Top State for Franchise Business Growth in 2025

  News, February 06, 2025

• Georgia DOT Awards 23 Rehabilitation, Resurfacing, Bridge Construction, & Safety Improvements Projects

  News, February 06, 2025

• Southern Company Gas and Its Charitable Foundation Award $11M to Nonprofits in 2024

  News, February 06, 2025

• UGA Tops $600M in R&D Expenditures for First Time in FY 2024

  News, February 06, 2025

• Survey: Amid New Policy Landscape, Corporate America Changes Philanthropic Priorities

  News, February 06, 2025

• ADP: Private Sector Employment Increased by 183,000 Jobs in January; Annual Pay was Up 4.7%

  News, February 06, 2025

• IBM Study: Gen AI Will Elevate Financial Performance of Banks in 2025

  News, February 06, 2025

• HydroFleet to Invest Nearly $33M in Pooler for Hydrogen Production and Fueling Facility

  News, February 05, 2025

• One-Third of Corporate Leaders List Cost Management as Their Most Critical Priority for 2025

  Features, February 05, 2025

  Business leaders around the world are entering 2025 facing significant challenges and opportunities. Many are responding to policy shifts in the United States as economic and geopolitical uncertainty collides with the need for strategic investment.

• Augusta Tech Leader Named Finalist for Savannah State President

  News, February 05, 2025

• Atlanta Fed’s Bostic Says It Might Be a While Before Next Rate Cut

  News, February 05, 2025

• Waffle House Adds Surcharge to Eggs as Massive Bird Flu Outbreak Leads to Soaring Prices

  News, February 05, 2025

• Gov. Kemp Announces New Executive Counsel and Legal Staff

  News, February 05, 2025

• Georgia Gas Price Average Recede

  News, February 05, 2025

• U.S. Farmers Retain Optimistic Outlook for 2025 Despite Ag Trade Uncertainty

  News, February 05, 2025

• Annual Survey Reveals Risk Managers' Concerns

  News, February 05, 2025

• Record 19 Million Americans Projected to Cruise This Year

  News, February 05, 2025

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