News

April 23, 2020

• Owners of Small Businesses in Georgia: To Reopen or Stay Closed Is An Agonizing Decision

• Delta Air Lines Posts Q1 Loss; Sees Q2 Revenue Down 90%

• Georgia Power Encourages Customers To Celebrate Earth Day At Home During COVID-19 Pandemic

• A Proper Honor for Hog Hammock/Sapelo Island Native Son Allen Bailey of the Atlanta Falcons

• Georgia Farm Bureau Announces $50,000 Donation To Georgia Food Bank Association

• The Value of Georgia’s Cities 2020

• Commissioner King Commends Georgia Auto Insurers For COVID-19 Rebates

• USDA Increases Monthly SNAP Benefits by 40%

• LendingTree Survey of Small Business Owners Finds Just 5% Received PPP Funds in First Round

April 22, 2020

• Senate Passes Additional Relief For Small Businesses

• Georgia Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company Launches Auto Premium Return Program

• Charlie Harper: State Needs Likely To Exceed State Funds

• Phoebe Foundation Receives $1M Donation from Sen. Kelly Loeffler & Husband Jeff Sprecher

• Georgia Credit Unions Lead the Way Toward Local Economic Relief During COVID-19 Pandemic

• National Independent Venue Association Created To Fight For Venue Survival Amid Extended Shutdown

• GeorgiaALIVE to Showcase COVID-19 Innovation and Resources Across State

• Businesses Report Employees Are More Engaged and Collaborative Since COVID-19 Pandemic Began

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Rose 1.2% in March

April 21, 2020

• US News Ranks Cottrell MBA among State's Best for Part-time MBA Programs

• Georgia Manufacturing Shaken by Virus, But Some Ramp Up

• UPS Donating Respirator Masks to Georgia Hospitals

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation Welcomes Kemp Plan to Reopen Georgia Businesses

• Southern Company Increases Dividend for 19th Consecutive Year

• New Study Finds 995,300 Georgia Workers Directly Impacted by COVID-19

• Senator David Perdue: Small Businesses Need Relief Now

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