News

August 29, 2018

• UPS Launches Technology Company And Platform To Match Merchant Needs With Flexible Fulfillment

• Georgia Signs Contract with Unisys for Cloud- Based IT Services

• Sens. Isakson, Perdue Applaud Confirmation of Baker to U.S. District Court

• Georgia Overtakes New York in U.S. Wage Disparities Ranking

• Disruptive Technology Leaders Converge at the Georgia Manufacturing Summit on October 10th

• Randstad US: Your Best Employees are Leaving. But is it Personal or Practical?

• Survey: Student Loans Have Significant Impact on Retirement Preparation

• August New-Vehicle Sales Expected to Increase over August 2017

August 28, 2018

• Hometown Heroes Achieve High Honors

• On Broadway: UWG Alumna Lights the Stage from Carrollton to New York

• Comcast Taking Wraps off First-Ever Fayette County Store

• CSU’s Jim Blanchard Leadership Honors Neely Young with 10th Annual Blanchard Award

• Gov. Nathan Deal Receives GMA Key Citizen Award

• Charlie Harper: John McCain Knew The Power of Words and Actions

• Georgia CEO Q2 2018 Results Show Georgia Business Leaders’ Confidence Levels Remain Strong

• Sens. Isakson, Perdue Statement on Nomination of Boulee to Northern District Court

• Georgia Gas Prices Dip 2 Cents

• Aflac Names Robert R. Ruff as SVP of Strategic Growth

• Realtors Chief Economist Reflects on Past Recession, What's Ahead for Housing

• Retail Sales Poised for Largest Gain of 2018; Spending Expected to Fall for Second Straight Month

• Deloitte Global CIO Survey: Almost Half of CIOs Aren't Involved in Developing and Executing Digital Strategy

August 27, 2018

• Acura Dealership Coming to Newnan

• Shoring up Science: UWG Students Use New Technology in Coastal Preservation

• Georgia Archives, 100 Years: Where We Are Now September 8th

• ‘A High Low Tide’ Predicts a Happy Future for the Georgia Oyster

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