News

July 16, 2018

• Delta Becomes No. 1 Corporate Blood Donor for the American Red Cross

• ​Op-Ed: Kids Need to Keep Learning over the Summer – Here’s How

• Amazon Considers Another Business It Could Dominate

• Renters Spend Nearly Six and a Half Years Saving for a Down Payment

July 13, 2018

• Paying it Forward in Your Own Backyard: UWG THSSON Faculty Member Becomes Nursing Ambassador

• Madras Community Center Project Moving Forward

• Georgia Trade Delegation Heading to China Via New Delta Route

• AG Chris Carr Hosts Local, State and Federal Officials to Discuss Organized Crime in Georgia

• Finalists Named for AgTech Conference of the South Pitch Off Competition

• Quarterly Georgia CEO Index Survey Open for Participation

• Sen. Isakson Reintroduces Legislation to Hold IRS Accountable

• Delta Air Lines Cuts Outlook as Fuel Prices Climb

• Dr. Mike Newton Takes Over as GSSA President

• Wall Street Journal: Justice Department Appeals Ruling Allowing AT&T-Time Warner Merger

• Papa John’s Shares See Biggest Rise in 6 Years after Schnatter Exit

• Study Examines Methods Companies Use to Measure Their Impact on Society

July 12, 2018

• Hwy. 154 Rezoning, Recreation Authority on Commission Agenda

• Federal Funding for ACA ‘Navigators’ to Drop Dramatically in Georgia

• Georgia Department of Transportation's Business Help Center Hosts SBA Women-Owned Small Business Certification Workshop July 13th

• Georgia Archives 100th Anniversary Event August 18th, Governor Deal to Speak

• Registration Open for GSSA Superintendents Executive Leadership Program

• Harvey J. Gilbert Announces the Top Ten Issues Affecting Real Estate 2018-19 From The Counselors of Real Estate

• Online Job Ads Decreased 171,600 in June

• IBM Study: Hidden Costs of Data Breaches Increase Expenses for Businesses

• Survey: Despite Corporate Tax Cuts, 40% of Firms Have Yet to Increase Spending

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