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• United for Healthcare Summit to be Held in Atlanta

  News, May 04, 2022

• Wage Gains Continue for Workers of U.S. Small Businesses; Job Growth Moderates Slightly in April

  News, May 04, 2022

• 47% of Business Owners Report Pre-Covid Revenue + 2022’s Best Financial Products for Business – WalletHub Survey

  News, May 04, 2022

• One-Third of Small Businesses Spent Less Than $10,000 Creating Their Mobile App

  News, May 04, 2022

• Congressman Ferguson Opens Public Voting for 2022 Congressional Art Competition People’s Choice Award

  News, May 03, 2022

• Citizens Are Reminded About the ESPLOST Renewal Vote May 24

  News, May 03, 2022

• Carroll Tomorrow Chooses Travis Haggard for VP, Economic Development

  News, May 03, 2022

• Gov. Kemp Signs Major Opioid Legislation to Secure $636 Million for Treatment and Prevention

  News, May 03, 2022

• Aflac Enhances Group Critical Illness Insurance

  News, May 03, 2022

• 2/3 of the U.S. Population Now Lives Paycheck to Paycheck

  News, May 03, 2022

• Travel & Tourism Sector Expected to Create Nearly 126 Million New Jobs within the Next Decade

  News, May 03, 2022

• Employee Influence Grows: 43% Set to Quit Jobs for Better Pay

  News, May 03, 2022

• Tech Unemployment Rate at Near-Record Low on Strength of Employer Hiring Activity, CompTIA Analysis Finds

  News, May 03, 2022

• Georgia DOT Awards $124 Million in Construction Contracts in March

  News, May 02, 2022

• Michael Kobito, of Bartow County, is the 2023 Georgia Teacher of the Year

  News, May 02, 2022

• AGCO Leader Wins Women in Manufacturing’s STEP Ahead Award

  News, May 02, 2022

• States With the Most Productive Economies

  News, May 02, 2022

• No Relief in Sight as Slow New-Vehicle Sales Persist in April

  News, May 02, 2022

• Stagnant Productivity Growth Returns to the Post-Pandemic Economy

  News, May 02, 2022

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation to Enhance Election Integrity and Improve Criminal Case Data Flows

  News, April 29, 2022

• Inaugural Georgia AgTech Summit a Success

  News, April 29, 2022

• Technical College System of Georgia Announces 2022 Instructor of the Year

  News, April 29, 2022

• Southern Company Reports Q1 Earnings, Beating Estimates

  News, April 29, 2022

• Treasury Plans to Deploy $300M in Assistance to Underserved Entrepreneurs & Very Small Businesses

  News, April 29, 2022

• Southeastern Grocers Launches Donation Program to Benefit Nine Children’s Hospitals Across the Southeast

  News, April 29, 2022

• Small Business Owners are More Resilient, According to Truist Survey

  Features, April 29, 2022

  Small business owners have taken many actions to overcome the challenges they are facing to grow their business due to economic uncertainty and rising inflation, according to Truist annual Small Business Pulse Survey of small businesses with annual revenue between $100K-$2M.

• Home Sales Returns Drop for First Time in Over Two Years

  News, April 29, 2022

• New Analysis Finds Exceptional Retirement Savings & Job Security For Employee-Owners

  News, April 29, 2022

• The Home Depot Awards 30 HBCUs Retool Your School Campus Improvement Grants

  News, April 28, 2022

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation to Support Law Enforcement and Protect Georgians

  News, April 28, 2022

• Georgia to Veterans: We Got Your Six!

  News, April 28, 2022

• Aflac Named to the Forbes 2022 List of America's Best Employers for Diversity

  News, April 28, 2022

• Shaw Industries Releases Its Latest Corporate Sustainability Report

  News, April 28, 2022

• Best Time to Book Memorial Day Travel

  News, April 28, 2022

• The Changing Dynamics of Recruitment and Retention Examined in New Report

  News, April 28, 2022

• Housing Market Adjusting to Waning Affordability

  News, April 28, 2022

• Nearly Half of Small Businesses Have a Mobile App in 2022

  News, April 28, 2022

• Tripadvisor Kicks Off Summer Travel with 'Write a Review Day'

  News, April 28, 2022

• Rising Starr Middle’s Todd named 2022 Fayette County Teacher of the Year

  News, April 27, 2022

• Jack Link’s to Create 800 Jobs with Georgia Manufacturing Facility in Houston County

  News, April 27, 2022

• Gov. Kemp Signs Largest Income Tax Cut in State History Into Law

  News, April 27, 2022

• PCOM Doctor of Physical Therapy Students Provide ‘Trail Magic’

  News, April 27, 2022

• Secretary Raffensperger Hosts She Leads Virtual Workshop on Pricing Your Products and Services

  News, April 27, 2022

• Chick-fil-A Chairman Dan Cathy & Former Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin to Receive Georgia’s Highest Honor

  Features, April 27, 2022

  In recognition of the 289th anniversary of the founding of Georgia, Governor Brian Kemp and the Georgia Historical Society will induct Dan Cathy, Chairman of Chick-fil-A, Inc., and Shirley Franklin, former mayor of Atlanta, as modern-day Georgia Trustees. It is the highest honor the State of Georgia can confer.

• Cardholders Concerned by Inflation, Forcing Many to Rely More on Plastic

  News, April 27, 2022

• Nearly Two-Thirds of Workers Say Staffing Shortages Fueling Employee Burnout

  News, April 27, 2022

• Consumer Confidence Ticked Down Slightly in April

  News, April 27, 2022

• Georgia Hollywood Review Grows to Support State's Film Industry

  News, April 26, 2022

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Hold Steady

  News, April 26, 2022

• Chick-fil-A Celebrates Spring with New Cloudberry Sunjoy

  News, April 26, 2022

• Southern Company Offering Sustainable Software Solutions to Companies Transitioning from Commercial Fleets to Electric Vehicles

  News, April 26, 2022

• Take the Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit Survey

  News, April 26, 2022

• Community Oriented Policing Services Hiring Program Awards Now Open

  News, April 26, 2022

• 2022’s Best Large Cities to Start a Business – WalletHub Study

  News, April 26, 2022

• Pandemic-Sparked Shift in Workers' Priorities and Expectations in New Global Study

  News, April 26, 2022

• U.S. News Announces the 2022 Best Hybrid and Electric Cars

  News, April 26, 2022

• Governor Kemp Names 40 Appointments to State Boards

  News, April 25, 2022

• GA Has Born the 14th Most MVPs in American Sports History

  News, April 25, 2022

• Regional Commissions See Mostly Flat March Unemployment Rates

  News, April 25, 2022

• 2.19% Of Georgia Homes Sold for $1M+

  News, April 25, 2022

• Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation Presents 26 Statewide Preservation Awards

  Features, April 25, 2022

  The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation earlier today presented 26 awards recognizing the best of preservation in Georgia during its 45th annual Preservation Awards ceremony in Augusta.

• Darton Health Professions Continuing Education Units Announced for Health Professionals

  News, April 25, 2022

• Survey: Consumers Are Expanding Their Expectations and Definition of Sustainability

  News, April 25, 2022

• States With the Most Expensive College Tuition

  News, April 25, 2022

• T. Rowe Price Research Finds that about Half of Workers Participate in Retirement Plans

  News, April 25, 2022

• WGTC Unveils New Mobile Welding Lab

  Features, April 22, 2022

  The Economic Development Division of West Georgia Technical College (WGTC) recently unveiled its new, cutting-edge mobile welding lab that will allow WGTC to better serve industry needs and meet workforce demands.

• Horticultural Container Manufacturer East Jordan Plastics to Invest $44 million in Toombs County

  News, April 22, 2022

• FirstNet, Built with AT&T is Connecting More First Responders Across Georgia

  News, April 22, 2022

• Earth Day, “Drawdown Georgia” Using Social Media to Implement Change

  News, April 22, 2022

• Georgia Farm Bureau Insurance and InvoiceCloud to Launch New Online Payment System

  News, April 22, 2022

• 2022 Georgia Baby to Win $5,529 for College

  News, April 22, 2022

• Side Hustle Becomes Big Business for UGA Small Business Development Center Client

  News, April 22, 2022

• 35.9% Of Georgia Fixed-Rate Mortgages Get <3.0% Rate, Worse Than U.S. Average

  News, April 22, 2022

• Trends Report Shows Signs of a Revolution in the Auto Insurance Industry

  News, April 22, 2022

• 61% of People Believe Bots Will Succeed Where Humans Have Failed with Corporate Sustainability

  News, April 22, 2022

• 2022’s States Where Employers Are Struggling the Most in Hiring – WalletHub Study

  News, April 22, 2022

• Teacher Survival Kits Make Splash at Bennett’s Mill Milestones Training

  News, April 21, 2022

• Boehringer Ingelheim Expands Global Innovation Capabilities, Invests $57 Million in Athens

  News, April 21, 2022

• Gov. Kemp Announces New Chair for Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission

  News, April 21, 2022

• Atlanta Gas Light Launches Campaign Highlighting its Unique Role in Delivering Safe and Reliable Service to Customers

  News, April 21, 2022

• Administration Launches Nationwide Network of Partners to Tap Resources for Rural America

  News, April 21, 2022

• Only 63% of Small Businesses Invest in SEO, Despite Enticing Long-Term Benefits

  News, April 21, 2022

• The Cost of a Mortgage is Up 20% Since December

  News, April 21, 2022

• Business Travel Steers Toward Slow, Yet Steady Ascent

  Features, April 21, 2022

  Even as COVID-19 health concerns and travel restrictions subside, corporate travel faces a complex prognosis. Many companies are now implementing the return to office plans they delayed last fall, and an increase in corporate travel is likely to accompany this shift.

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation to Support Georgia Military Servicemembers and Families

  News, April 20, 2022

• Georgia Chamber Announces Inaugural Members of Hub Chamber Council

  Features, April 20, 2022

  Acknowledging Georgia's larger cities and counties outside of the Metro Atlanta region have their own unique issues and concerns that demand a more coordinated and specific program of work, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce along with local chambers have created the Hub Chamber Council.

• Georgia-based Trenton Systems Opens New Headquarters in Gwinnett County

  News, April 20, 2022

• Southeastern Grocers Continues to Lead Path Forward to a Sustainable Future

  News, April 20, 2022

• Southern Company Increases Dividend for 21st Consecutive Year

  News, April 20, 2022

• University of Georgia Unveils 2021 Football National Championship Ring

  News, April 20, 2022

• The Coca-Cola Company Pledges $1M to Put More Georgia Commercial Truck Drivers on the Road

  Features, April 20, 2022

  The Coca-Cola Company today announced a $1 million donation to the Technical College System of Georgia Foundation for its system’s Commercial Truck Driving Program. The Coca-Cola Company also announced “Delivering the Future: The Coca-Cola System & Technical College System of Georgia Truck Tour” to raise awareness of TCSG’s Commercial Truck Driving Program and career opportunities with local bottler Coca-Cola UNITED.

• 11.5% of Georgia Renters Applied for Rental Assistance

  News, April 20, 2022

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Jumped 2.4% in March

  News, April 20, 2022

• Almost All Small Businesses Outsource Work in 2022, New Research Finds

  News, April 20, 2022

• 2022’s Best Small Cities to Start a Business – WalletHub Reports

  News, April 20, 2022

• Coweta County Economic Development Organizations Launch Search for President

  News, April 19, 2022

• The Ray and Geotab Fleet Electrification Study Supports Interstate EV Infrastructure Development

  News, April 19, 2022

• Zaxby's Appoints New Chief Operating Officer as Brand Seeks to Accelerate Growth

  News, April 19, 2022

• Georgia Saw 15.1% Increase in Used Car Purchases During Covid-19

  News, April 19, 2022

• AG Carr and Partners Kick Off Annual Fundraiser to Benefit Georgia’s Regional Food Banks

  Features, April 19, 2022

  Attorney General Chris Carr, the Young Lawyers Division (YLD) of the State Bar of Georgia and the Georgia Food Bank Association today kicked off the first day of the 11th Annual Georgia Legal Food Frenzy. This two-week virtual fundraising drive is fortified by Georgia’s legal community and benefits the state’s regional food banks.

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