News

April 27, 2018

• Georgia Public Service Commission to Hold Hearings May 2nd-3rd on the 18th Vogtle Construction Monitoring Report

• Georgia Business: Women Lag in Participation in the Booming Construction Industry

• Peabody News, Radio, Podcast and Public Service Winners Named

• Auto Sales Expected to Dip in April, Edmunds Forecasts

• March Construction Starts Advance 11%

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Decreased 1.1% in March

• Exclusive Experiences Rank Highest with Luxury Travelers According to New Survey

• More Than 50% of Businesses Rely on Content Marketing to Engage Customers

April 26, 2018

• Pandora to Create 250 Jobs in Fulton County

• How Chick-fil-A is Helping Restaurant Team Members Pay for College

• Eric Tanenblatt: The Barbara Bush I Knew

• Aflac Posts Strong Profit in First Quarter Results

• How Much Did “Avengers: Infinity War” Spend in Georgia?

• Equifax Blends Consumer and Commercial Data to Deliver Substantial Small Business Risk Prediction

• Charlie Harper: Chairman’s Resignation Provides Paths For School Choice

• Georgia Center for Child Advocacy Names 2018 Child Advocate of the Year

• Georgia United Credit Union Announces 2018 Scholarship Winners

• USDA Rural Development Innovation Center Launches Interactive Webpage to Share Best Practices for Rural Economic Development

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Increased in April

April 25, 2018

• Gulfstream to Expand in Savannah

• The Coca-Cola Company Reports Solid Operating Results and a Positive Start to 2018

• Synovus Announces Strong Earnings for the First Quarter 2018

• Georgia Forestry Association Applauds EPA Administrator for Recognizing Carbon Benefits of Woody Biomass

• InComm Expansion to Create More Than 150 Jobs in Georgia

• Sen. Isakson: Port of Savannah a Channel to Jobs, Industry

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