News

December 02, 2016

• Senator David Perdue: Democracy is Working, Changes Should Result

• SunTrust: Four in Ten Americans Feel Pressure to Spend More Than They Can Afford

• Georgia No. 11 State Most Vulnerable to Identity Theft, Fraud

• Kia Motors America Year-to-Date Sales Up 3.8%

• Which Of The Fifty States Pays Its Bills The Fastest? The Slowest?

• In Advance of the Election, Small Businesses Tightened the Reins on Spending

• New Survey Finds Only 22% of IT Leaders Accurately Plan Spend for Business Demand

• Workers With Heart Problems Report More On-the-Job Anxiety

• Retail Brands Set Up Shop on Social Media in Time for Holidays

December 01, 2016

• Last Business Women's Network Lunch of the Year is December 7th

• Westmoreland Signs Office Documents over to UWG

• Megasite Developers Moving Forward, Seeking Variances

• I-85, I-75 in Georgia Named National Electric Vehicle Charging Corridors

• Ag Forecast to be Held January 18th-27th at Cities Around Georgia

• Hurricane Matthew Surged More than 30% of Georgia Coast

• Many Gatlinburg Tourist Attractions Survive Fires

• Senators Isakson, Perdue, and Rep. Carter Applaud Army Announcement for Fort Stewart

• Delta to Donate $1.5M in Celebration of #GivingTuesday

• Participate in LendingTree's $50,000 Small Business Grant Contest

• Georgia Business Owners are Meeting with Congress, Trump Admin Next Week

• Majority in U.S. Say Trump Will Try to Work With Democrats

• 37% of New Law Firm Partners Are Women; Diversity & Flexibility Alliance's Report Finds Steady Increase

• Global Study Reveals Travelers Would Spend $100 on Airline Ancillaries to Personalize Travel Experience

November 30, 2016

• Fayette Chamber of Commerce Supports the Fayette County Special Local Option Sales Tax

• DIRECTV NOW Available at Cricket Wireless

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