News

May 03, 2018

• Early Voting Has Begun

• Coweta Schools Teacher of the Year Finalists Selected

• Tech Giants Urge Governor to Veto Georgia Cybercrime Bill

• SOS Brian Kemp: Georgia Breaks All-Time Record for Business Registrations for 3rd Straight Year

• Southern Company Reports First Quarter 2018 Earnings of $938M

• UPS in Talks to Launch In-Home Furniture Delivery

• Delta Reports April Performance: Raises Debt, Offsetting Emissions, Increase Passenger Demand

• The Georgia Manufacturing Alliance Provides Amazon Training to Help Consumer Product Manufacturers

• Two Georgia Youth Honored for Volunteerism at National Award Ceremony in Washington, D.C.

• STEM Based Companies and Statewide School Districts To Celebrate Georgia STEM Day

• New Tax Law Increasing Need for Specialized Tax Professionals

• Despite Rising Fuel Prices, Average Transaction Price Increases Greater for SUVs Than Cars, According to Kelley Blue Book

• AI Creates Jobs, Yet Talent Crisis Remains, according to EY Poll

May 02, 2018

• Labor Commissioner Butler Speaks in Senoia

• Coweta Community Foundation Accepting Applications for Board Members

• Georgia Chamber Awards Sen. Mike Dugan “A+” Score for the 2017-2018 Legislative Session

• Instacart to Create More Than 400 Jobs in Atlanta Area

• County Leaders Enhance Skills in Institute-led Courses at ACCG Conference

• The Joint Industry Association of Georgia United to Support the Georgia Logistics Summit & MODEX

• AGCO Reports Improved First Quarter Results

• Commission Approves SCANA as Regulated Provider of Natural Gas for Two Year Term

• Monthly Meeting of the Georgia Society of Professional Engineers May 14th

• AG Chris Carr Releases Georgia Consumer Protection Guide for Older Adults

• Study Reveals Increasing Awareness is Improving Cybersecurity Practices that Protect the Data that Matter Most

• U.S. Wages Grow 2.9% Over Past Year, Information Industry Experienced Highest Wage Growth of 5.6%

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