News

March 20, 2018

• Bill Would Let ‘Micro-Hospitals’ In Rural Georgia Counties

• GSU Professor: Navigating the Law of Social Entrepreneurship

• 'Radical New Charging Technology' Sparks UPS Switch to All Electric Fleet in London

• Advanced Technology Development Center Taking 12 Georgia Companies to Bay Area Venture Capitalists

• Sunshine Week 2018 Shines a Light on Ongoing Need for Transparency

• Charlie Harper: Homeowners Associations May Get Additional Oversight

• Georgia Gas Prices Rise 7 Cents

• BCD Travel Industry Forecast Predicts a 1% Rise in Airfares, and Hotel Rate Increases of 2-4%

• U.S. Online Merchants Believe Instant Financing Will Drive Increased Sales

• Brands Must Show Loyalty To Earn Loyalty, According To Alliance Data's New Consumer Study, 'The Rules Of NextGen Loyalty'

• Used Vehicle Wholesale Prices Drop 0.2%, J.D. Power Finds

• Growing Cyber Risk Poses Challenges for Corporate Directors

• Only 1 in 5 Are Extremely or Very Prepared to Implement New Lease Accounting Standards as Deadline Draws Closer

• Inventory Limits February Home Sales While Pushing Up Prices

• Homebuyers Should Expect to Have Less Choice and Pay More This Spring

March 19, 2018

• Lula Looking at Designs for Train Depot Renovations

• Greater Hall Chamber Staff Position Opening

• Georgia Lawmakers Mull Paper Ballot Voting System

• Andres Villegas: Georgia’s Working Forestry Industry Benefits both Rural and Metro Georgia

• UGA Seeking Ways to Revive Oyster Industry

• Marvel Releases Trailer for Georiga-filmed 'Avengers: Infinity War'

• Georgia Schools Are Invited to Apply for a School Makeover from Georgia United Credit Union's School Crashers Program

• TrimTab Brewing Co. Expanding into Georgia

• Sen. Isakson, Alexander Applaud Court Decision to Preserve Affordable Retirement Planning for Hardworking Americans

• You're the Boss: Insurance Concerns for Small Retail Employers

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