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April 18, 2017

• Charlie Harper: The 2018 – And 2019 – Legislative Work Starts Now

• GaDOE Announces 2017 Georgia Scholars

• Georgia Just Made it A Lot Harder to Make Money on People Ensnared in the Criminal Justice System

• Georgia Realtor Attends United Nations Luncheon and International Symposium

• American Cancer Society Hosts Nationwide CEO Fitness Challenge April 19th

• Rue 21 Is Closing These 12 Stores In Georgia

• The Skills Gap is Costing Companies Nearly $1M Annually, According to New CareerBuilder Survey

• Only 15% of Surveyed U.S. Consumers Give Themselves an "A" in Financial Literacy

• Strong March Home Sales, Low Inventory Means Tougher Market for Buyers

April 17, 2017

• Realtor: Coweta Will See Industrial Real Estate Spike

• Six Figure Success Club Meetup Educates Professionals

• WGTC Students Fare Well At SkillsUSA Events

• Governor Appoints 12 to State Boards

• 6th Annual Georgia Legal Food Frenzy Begins Today

• Leaders from More than 100 Georgia Cities & Counties Attend GCCMA's Spring Conference

• Big Georgia Landowner Forestar Group Being Bought in $605M Deal

• Georgia Special Election is Next Test for GOP’s Success under Trump

• Delta OKs Offers of Up to $9,950 to Flyers Who Give Up Seats

• Georgia Gas Prices Rise Again

• E-commerce Fraud Increased 33% in 2016

• Attention Tech Grads: Apps, Video Games, Hacking May Be Time Well Spent

• Study Finds Men Significantly More Likely to Seek Out Financial Advice Than Women

• Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Opens First Store on West Coast

• J.D. Power Finds Risks, Opportunities for Financial Advisors in Emerging Affluent Category

• Deloitte Study: Business Leaders Leveraging Audit as a Valuable Source of Business Insight

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