News

April 15, 2016

• Georgia-based Leading Children's Medicaid Dental Provider Surpasses $100M in Uncompensated Care

• Atlanta Falcons 2016 Regular Season Schedule Set

• Georgia Power Rates to Remain Flat through 2019, Lower Overall Bills for 2016

• New Initiative Helps Habitat for Humanity Build More Resilient and Stronger Homes

• UPS Names Tamara Barker New Chief Sustainability Officer

• National Corporations Bring Opportunities to Georgia

• Equifax FraudIQ Identity Score Amplifies Fraud Detection, Improves Customer Experience

• Ninety-One Percent of Hourly Employers Anticipate Hiring the Same or More Workers This Summer

• U.S. Government Ranks Last Among Major Industries in Cybersecurity

April 14, 2016

• House Financial Services Committee Passes Westmoreland Bill to Protect Community Banks from Dodd-Frank

• Students to Pay Same Tuition for the 2016-2017 Academic Year with Zero Percent Increase

• EdenCrete to Create 250 Jobs in Augusta

• Delta Announces Strong Q1 Profit

• Georgia One of the Top States for Drones

• New Vogtle Timeline Video Showcases First-Quarter Progress at Nuclear Expansion

• Sen. Isakson, Sen. Perdue Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Reauthorize Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers

• Georgia Medicaid Dental Provider Surpasses $5M in Uncompensated Care for Uninsured Patients

• Number of Women-Owned Businesses Growing at Highest Pace Since the Recession

• The Consequences of Debt in America

April 13, 2016

• ​Two Coweta Teachers Recognized as VFW Teachers of the Year for Georgia

• Columbus, Macon, & Milledgeville Projects Winners of the Knight Cities Challenge

• Georgia's Largest Insurer to Test Unmanned Aerial Systems

• Mercedes-Benz USA Chief: The Electric Vehicle's Existential Threat to the Gasoline Car is 'More than a Decade Away'

• Georgia-based Texas Chicken Begins Monumental Expansion in Middle East

• Emory Wins 2016 US Water Prize for WaterHub Reclamation Facility

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