News

November 15, 2017

• Merchant Data Breaches: How Do They Affect You?

• Carr: Attorneys General Join to Restore DEA Authority, Hold Drug Manufacturers and Distributors Accountable for Opioid Oversupply

• 41% of Small Businesses Lack an Emergency Backup Plan

• Parks Associates: Nearly 50% of Millennials / Gen Z Plan to Buy a Smart Home or CE Device This Holiday Season

• Nationwide Survey Finds Nearly 4 In 5 U.S. Employers To Offer Paid Four-Day Thanksgiving Weekend

• Deloitte Poll Finds Use of Supply Chain Fraud Analytics on the Rise

• Glassdoor Survey Reveals Attracting Quality Candidates Is Top Challenge

November 14, 2017

• DCSS Kickstarts Family and Community Engagement Month with a New Webpage

• Fair Brings Money to Dougherty County

• GPA Approves Projects to Expand Rail, Gate Capacity

• Governor Announces Innovation Fund Accelerator Award Winners

• GA Gas Prices Plateau after 6-Cent Jump

• Rep. Belton and House Military Affairs Working Group Meet with Georgia Congressional Delegation in Washington D.C.

• Charlie Harper: UGA Lost, I Miss Lewis

• Isakson Op-ed: Tax Reform Key to a Prosperous Future

• UPS Delivers Holiday Wishes

• Qualcomm Rejects Broadcom's $103B Takeover Bid

• AT&T, Verizon Strike Tower Agreement in Effort to Diversify Vendors

• Study Finds Better Business Climates in Mid-Sized Cities

• More than 25 Million Americans Are Starting or Running New Businesses

• New Survey Shows Fraud Ranks as a Top Concern for Business Owners

November 13, 2017

• Albany Chamber Events This Week

• Finalist for Next Dougherty County Administrator To Be Announced Soon

• Veteran Banker Jan Phillips Joins PFB Team

• Leadership Georgia Announces 2018 Class

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