News

February 12, 2018

• Commercial Real Estate Executives Positive Despite Cautious 2019 Outlook

February 09, 2018

• Georgia’s Life Science Exporters Travel to Dubai

• Production of Marvel’s Black Panther Contributes $83.9M to the Georgia Economy

• Netflix Tax Proposed to Help Fund Rural Georgia Internet

• Insurance Commissioner’s Office Helped Recover $8M in Consumer Complaints

• Georgia Historical Society Names Grand Marshals of 2018 Georgia Day Parade

• Mohawk Industries 2017 4Q Net Earnings of $240M

• OnlineCollegePlan Sheds New Light on Trade School Programs

• Delta Takeaway: Asian Chef All-stars Inspire Traditional, Local Fare in Flight

• Income-Driven Repayment Plans Still Vital for Student Loan Borrowers, Says Ameritech Financial

• 81% of Cybersecurity Pros Agree: Cyber Threat Intelligence Improves Prevention, Detection, and Response Capabilities

• Twitter Posts First Ever Net Profit, Shares Jump 25%

February 08, 2018

• SkillsUSA Students Ready for State Competition

• Governor’s Honors Nominees Recognized

• Fayette Educator Receives State Award for Work in Social Studies

• Growing Number of Georgia Businesses, Workers Benefiting from Tax Cuts

• Synovus Wins 23 Greenwich Excellence Awards

• New Non-Stop Flight Speeds Shipments From U.S. To The Middle East

• Sen. Isakson Urges Funding for Community Health Centers

• Toys R Us, Babies R Us Liquidation Starts at 7 Georgia Stores

• Carr Commends Legislation Aiming to Protect Older, At-Risk Georgians

• Georgia's Top Youth Volunteers Of 2018 Selected By National Program

• Sugar Marsh Cottage: The Sweetest Find on Georgia’s Coast

• New Report Shows Reducing Barriers in Insurance Markets Would Benefit Consumers, Expand Job Opportunities

• Most Renters Want to Own a Home; Lifestyle Changes are Top Motivation to Buy

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