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September 17, 2024

• Here are the Best Places to Work in Georgia, According to Forbes | LIST

• Georgia Chamber Celebrates Georgia’s Unprecedented Eleven-Year Streak as Number One State to Do Business

• Georgia DOT Seeks Input on the Revised Administrative Modification, Amendment Process

• Georgia: 2nd Lowest Health Coverage in US, 58% Above National Average

• DoubleLine Briefing: The State of the U.S. Consumer Through the Lens of Asset-Backed Securities

• MarketNSight Explains Housing's New Normal

• 84% of Manufacturing Executives Anticipate a Recession by 2026, According to New Research

September 16, 2024

• Georgia Reads Announces Strategic Partnerships to Improve Literacy Rates Across the State

• Georgia Lawmakers About to Focus on Private Water Systems

• New Georgia Hemp Law to Impact Local Dispensaries– How Business Owners Feel About It

• New Funding for UGA Faculty to Address Rural Issues

• Cities Connect: Explore Georgia

• Millennials Accounted for 55.6% of Georgia Home Purchase Loans

• Global Hiring Intentions Remain Muted Year-over-Year, Hold Steady Quarter-over-Quarter

• Despite Economic Challenges, Nearly Two-Thirds of Employees Feel on Track for Retirement

• Employers Demand AI to Improve Benefits Administration and Employee Experience, Elevate Study Reveals

September 13, 2024

• University System of Georgia in FY2024 Awarded an All-Time High of 76,571 Degrees

• Norfolk Southern Appoints Mark George President & CEO

• Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl Sells Out First College Football Playoff Quarterfinal

• Upcoming SBA Georgia Events

• Georgia Society of Professional Engineers Accepting Nominations & Applications for 2024 Engineer of the Year Awards

• West, De la Cruz Tossed From Georgia Presidential Ballot

• Georgia is Struggling with Financial Jargon

• Survey Reveals 80% of Holiday Shoppers Will Rely on Online Shopping This Season

• Rate Drops, More Inventory Add Intrigue to Housing 'Offseason'

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