News

January 16, 2020

• Secretary Perdue: China Phase I Deal is a Bonanza for American Agriculture

• Pressure to Impact Revenue Puts CIOs under Immense Strain, Study Finds

January 15, 2020

• New International Baccalaureate Diploma Program Accepting Applications

• Piedmont Names New Chief Health Information Officer

• Georgia Cities Prepare for the 2020 Legislative Session

• Georgia Colleges Crack Prominent Online Rankings Lists

• Gov. Kemp Names Thirty Appointments to State Boards

• Georgia Restaurant Association Names Jamie Durrence as 2020 Board Chair

• The Art of Leadership: Conversations Lead to Hope

• Georgia Leaders, Trump Administration Stand Together In Fight Against Human Trafficking

• Truist and the Atlanta Braves Announce Truist Park as New Name of SunTrust Park

• GMA Releases 2020 Capital Needs Survey

• 82% of Employees Would Quit Their Jobs Because of No Progression, CareerAddict Study Reveals

• Survey: 76% Of Tech Leaders Say Their Company Offers Extra Perks Or Benefits To Sweeten Pot For IT Pros

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Declined in December

January 14, 2020

• Trammell Hopes to Stop Pay for Suspended Officials; Medicaid, Environmental Bills also on Radar

• UWG to Celebrate the Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with Week of Events

• Anheuser-Busch to Expand in Cartersville

• First Lady's GRACE Commission, DOAS to Implement Anti-Human Trafficking Training, Host Self-Defense Classes

• Charlie Harper: Leaders Reveal Priorities For Legislative Session

• Truist Reveals Visual Identity and Logo

• Georgians for the Arts Presents CULTURAL CAPITOL 2020: A Celebration Of Georgia's Arts And Culture

• December Net State Tax Revenues Up 3%

• "It's Not You, It Really is Me," Nearly All Americans Confess They Can Improve Their Relationship with Money, Edward Jones Survey Finds

• Another Month of Slow Hiring for US Tech Sector in December, CompTIA Analysis Shows

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