News

May 25, 2017

• Do American Workers Need a Vacation? New CareerBuilder Data Shows Majority Are Burned Out at Work, While Some Are Highly Stressed or Both

• Existing-Home Sales Slip 2.3% in April; Days on Market Falls to Under a Month

May 24, 2017

• WGTC Hosts GED Graduation Ceremony

• Certificate of Need Overturned for Newnan Behavioral Hospital

• House Panel Tackles Rural Stagnation in Georgia

• Georgia Joins $18.5M Settlement with Target Corporation over 2013 Data Breach

• Beer Industry Contributes $8B Annually to Georgia Economy

• 2017 Summit Celebrates Logistics Industry in Georgia

• Hartsfield-Jackson, TSA Prepare for Busy Holiday Weekend

• Charlie Harper: Five Georgias: The Coast

• UGA Study: Great Expectations Force Risky Business Acquisitions

• Georgia DOT Restricts Construction-Related Lane Closures Statewide Over Memorial Day Holiday Weekend

• More than 62% of Americans Regularly "Check In" with Work While Vacationing, According to New Survey

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Decreased 2.5% in April

• Americans with Financial Advisors Feel Significantly More Prepared for Retirement

• Edward Jones: Two-Thirds of Americans Still Do Not Know What a 529 Plan Is

May 23, 2017

• WGTC Training Powertech Employees During Retool

• Report: Georgia is One of the Best States for Military Retirees

• Georgia DOT Awards $69.4M in Statewide Projects

• Blue Cross Signals It’s Sticking with Georgia Exchange for 2018

• Lt. Governor Cagle Joins AT&T Georgia President for Albany College and Career Academy Opening

• GSU Study: Climate Change May Bring More Extreme Heat, Ozone Pollution Days to The Southeast

• The Federal Government Achieves Small Business Procurement Contracting Goal for the 4th Consecutive Year

• Lodging Demand Increases Amidst Increased Consumer Confidence, According to PwC

• A.T. Kearney Study Expects New M&A Records for Consumer & Retail, Driven By Global Growth, Consolidation, Private Equity

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