News

January 26, 2018

• The State of Georgia: Now Open for More Music Business Thanks to Music Investment Act

• AT&T CEO: Consumers Need an Internet Bill of Rights

• Early Bird Deadline: Save Your Seat at PRSA Georgia's Annual Conference

• Sen. Isakson: Azar Has Experience, Judgment to Lead Department of Health and Human Services

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased in December

• New Construction Starts in December Rebound 12%; Annual Total for 2017 Advances 3% to $745.9B

• U.S. Millennial Travelers Still Prefer Hotels Over Airbnb

• 72% Of HR Managers Think The Day After The Big Football Game Should Be A Work Holiday

• Survey: 32% of Treasury and Finance Pros Are Unprepared for New Tech Risks

• Businesses Aim to Improve the Workplace Experience to Overcome Growing Talent Shortage

• Perdue Announces USDA’s Farm Bill and Legislative Principles for 2018

January 25, 2018

• Albany Toys R Us Set to Close

• Lee County Awarded $100K to Help Kids Learn to Read

• Albany Mayor's Absence Postpones Historic District Expansion Vote

• Loan Aims to Help Rehab Sewers and Prevent Spills in Albany

• 2018 Globe Awards: Recognizing Georgia’s Exporters

• Georgia's ESSA State Plan Approved

• Landmark Study on Georgia's K-12 Options Unveiled at School Choice Week Event

• Sen. Josh McKoon Introduces Legislation Cutting Filing Fees by 80%

• 8 Toys ‘R’ Us Stores in Georgia to Close

• Aflac Announces 'Long Live Music' Experience in Partnership with Daybreaker to Kick Off Music's Biggest Weekend

• Casey Cagle: As Washington Wallows in the Swamp, Georgia Basks in the Sun

• Apple, in Sign of Health Ambitions, Adds Medical Records Feature for iPhone

• Glassdoor Reveals The 50 Best Jobs In America For 2018

• Auto Sales Expected to Cool Down in January, Edmunds Forecasts

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