News

January 12, 2018

• Georgia Chamber Announces 8 for 18 Initiative at Eggs and Issues Breakfast

• Delta Air Lines December Revenue Down Due to Storms, Power Outage

• Georgia State Study: Head Start Provides Rural Georgia $71M in Economic Output

• Diet Coke Launches Into 2018 With Full Brand Restage in North America

• ELK Group International to Open New Distribution Center in Rabun Gap

• Georgia Health Information Network Awards $500,000 in Grants

• Governor’s State of the State Address: ‘Orchards of Opportunity’

• Five Writers to Join Georgia Writers Hall of Fame

• AG Carr Supports Measure To Strengthen Cybersecurity Laws in Georgia

• Walmart, Citing Tax Cuts, Will Raise Starting Wages and Expand Benefits

• Buying A Home More Affordable Than Renting in 54% of U.S. Housing Markets

• 2018 Predictions: 5 Trends in Financial Wellness Benefits

January 11, 2018

• UNG Celebrates Fifth Year as a Consolidated University

• Georgia Power and PulteGroup Partner for First Smart Neighborhood in Atlanta

• Winners Announced in 20th Annual Georgia Bio Awards

• Quarterly Georgia CEO Index Survey Open for Participation

• Georgia Restaurant Association Names Kelvin Slater as 2018 Board Chair

• State Rep. Carson Introduces Hands-Free Driving Legislation

• Sen. Isakson Seeks Further Reforms of the Peace Corps

• Aflac Makes Executive Changes for its US Operations

• AG Carr: $8.8M Settlement Reached with Debt Collector Williamson and McKevie, LLC

• Deloitte CFO Signals Survey: Global Economic Growth Underpins CFOs' Optimism Entering 2018

• LendingTree Survey Reveals Optimistic Outlook for Personal Finances in 2018

January 10, 2018

• Nine Georgia Communities Designated as Rural Zones

• 50 Young Gamechangers Start New Year with Project in Albany

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